KL News Network
Srinagar
Normal life in the valley remained disrupted for the 131st consecutive day today due to the uprising triggered by the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen militant commander Burhan Muzaaffar Wani in an encounter with forces on July 8.
Business establishments, fuel station’s and other shops remained shut in Srinagar as well as in other district headquarters of the Valley.
Even though the annual board examinations are currently on, the class-work in schools, college’s and universities remained affected.
Most of the public transport in the Valley was also off the roads.
However, in some areas in the civil lines and the outskirts of the city as well as in some other towns of the Valley, few passenger vehicles were seen plying.
Some inter-district cabs, connecting the summer capital with other districts of the Valley, were also seen plying.
Meanwhile, vendors had put up their stalls along TRC Chowk-Batamaloo axis through Lal Chowk city centre, while banks were also open across the Valley and witnessed rush of customers.
