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Police clash with protesting worshippers

(27 Feb 2004) 27 February 2004 1. Wide of protesters marching with signs reading: "Stop innocent killings" 2. Children holding signs 3. Protesters marching from mosque 4. Protesters clashing with police 5. Various of policemen firing tearg-gas shells 6. Smoke rising from where shells have fallen 7. Crowd chanting pro-Pakistan slogans 8. Protesters being arrested 9. Policemen running in street chasing protesters away 10. Kashmiri protesters at Maisooma neighbourhood 12. Men shouting slogans against Indian security forces 13. Various of policemen dragging away, beating and arresting protestor 14. Policeman throwing stone into lane towards protesters 15. Various of tyres burning on street 16. Low angle shot of policemen 17. Wide of office of United Nations Military Observer Group 18. Close up of sign for UN Military Observer Group 19. Protesters from Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) marching with posters 20. Various of protesters being arrested and taken away by police 21. Police van driving away 26 February 2004 22. Various shots of injured in hospital STORYLINE : Police in the Indian Kashmiri city of Srinagar fired tear gas and used batons on Friday against more than 1000 Muslim worshippers who staged a protest alleging atrocities by the authorities against civilians. Two protesters were injured and 12 were detained by police. The protest began after prayers in one of the most revered mosques in the Indian portion of Kashmir, and came after the killing on Thursday of a 13-year-old boy by police gunfire in the town of Bandipora, about 65 kilometers (40 miles) north of Srinagar. The police had opened fire on a crowd who were protesting the alleged beating of a village leader and four others men by the security forces. roadblocks were in-place around the town on Friday, preventing visitors from entering. A second group of protesters demonstrated in Maisooma neighbourhood in Srinagar on Friday, also against alleged human rights abuses by Indian security forces. Police on Friday also stopped a protest group from presenting a memorandum against Thursday''''''''s shooting death to the United Nations'''''''' Military Observer Group offices in Srinagar. The memorandum prevailed "upon India to end their repressive designs in occupied Kashmir and save Kashmiris from the terror unleashed by government forces." Yasin Malik, a pro-independence leader of the Jammu-Kashmir Liberation Front, was detained by police as he tried to walk to the UN office, police said. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...