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Qazigund (India), Dec 30 (EFE).- (Camera: Farooq Khan/Sarwar Kashani) In August 2019, the Indian Government suddenly withdrew the semi-autonomy of Indian Kashmir and to avoid protests it imposed strict confinement for months, which would be followed by restrictions due to the pandemic: a blow to the economy.FOOTAGE OF QAZIGUND.SOUNDBITES OF ENTREPRENEUR SABZAR KHAN, 26:1. "I had posted an ad that I needed to sell my kidney. My wife and mother are also willing to sell one of their kidneys to help me pay off my Rs 9.1 million debt. I am looking for people to help me or who need a kidney transplant."2. "I was involved in construction and also used to buy and sell second-hand vehicles. But I suffered losses."3. "It has been two years of lockdown in Kashmir. First, when the government eliminated Article 370, it was a year of closure. Then, another year of lockdown due to covid-19. The business has been closed all this time. I didn't think of any other option than to put my kidney up for sale."
Kashmir (India), Oct 18 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Farooq Khan) Security has been tightened in Indian Kashmir following the deaths of two non-local workers. Eleven civilians, including five non-locals and three members of minority communities, have been killed by unidentified gunmen in targeted attacks over the past two weeks.FOOTAGE IF THE STREETS OF INDIAN KASHMIR
Srinagar, Oct 7 (EFE/EPA).- Unidentified attackers shot dead two teachers, including a woman, from the minority Hindu and Sikh communities inside their school in Kashmir Thursday, police said, the latest in a series of targeted killings in the troubled Himalayan region.Police blamed Islamist militants fighting against Indian rule for the targeted killings in the heart of Srinagar, the summer capital of the region.(Camera: FAROOQ KHAN)SHOT LIST: SECURITY OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL WHERE TWO TEACHERS WERE SHOT DEAD IN SRINAGAR, KASHMIR, INDIA.
Srinagar, Sep 3 (EFE(EPA).-The strongest separatist voice of India-administered Kashmir, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, died Wednesday night under house arrest in Srinagar, his family said. He was 92.(Camera: FAROOQ KHAN)SHOT LIST: THE STREETS OF SRINAGAR, KASHMIR (INDIA) FOLLOWING SYED ALI SHAH GEELANI'S DEATH.
Srinagar, Sep 2 (EFE(EPA).-The strongest separatist voice of India-administered Kashmir, Syed Ali Shah Geelani, died Wednesday night under house arrest in Srinagar, his family said. He was 92.(Camera: FAROOQ KHAN)SHOT LIST: THE STREETS OF SRINAGAR, KASHMIR (INDIA) FOLLOWING SYED ALI SHAH GEELANI'S DEATH.
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