SRINAGAR: A curfew has been imposed in most of Indian-administered Kashmir after a militant attack left five paramilitary troops dead and a civilian was killed by government troops.
Thousands of armed government troops patrolled the streets of the curfew-bound towns Thursday.
On Wednesday, two militants fired on a group of paramilitary soldiers in Srinagar, the region's main city, killing five troops. Soldiers shot dead both militants.
Later Wednesday, paramilitary soldiers fatally shot a civilian who they said was part of a group of protesters throwing stones at vehicles taking the injured to a hospital.
Locals said the man was not a protester.
No one has claimed responsibility for Wednesday's attack, though suspicion immediately fell on separatists. India's government said the militants appeared to be from Pakistan, a charge Pakistan denied.
