Curfew Imposed in Indian Jammu After Hindu-Muslim Clashes
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The Indian army and police enforced a curfew for a fourth day in parts of the state of Jammu and Kashmir in an effort to restore calm after clashes between Hindu and Muslim communities left three people dead.
The state government imposed curfews in seven out of 10 of Jammu’s districts, Deputy Inspector General of Police Shakeel Beigh said in an interview. Security forces are patrolling streets, while roads into Jammu are closed and schools and colleges have been shut, he said.