6 Killed in Police Firing in Kashmir

Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir protesters clash with police during protests over election incidents. At least 6 people were killed and 24 were injured in police firing, police said.

According to the Don.com report, the by-election was held on Sunday in Srinagar, Kashmir. Protesters clashed with police in the Bud village at the time of the casualties.

According to the report, suspected separatists in Kashmir have already announced a boycott of the election. For this reason, despite the extensive safety through fewer voters began voting today.

A senior police official said on condition of anonymity, the first district, protesters threw stones. The police threw tear gas to disperse them. Police opened fire after being shot six people were killed on the spot. At least 24 people were injured in the incident.

According to the report, during the clashes, protesters torched several polling stations voting machines. 70 polling stations have been suspended because of voting.

Srinagar, Kashmir for India's Lok Sabha seats in the by-election is held to zero. A seat by-election will be held on Wednesday Anantanage in Kashmir. The result will be announced on April 15.