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It’s like an X-ray. But at places, running cars and other vehicles were — during the past couple of days — intercepted by groups of youth who not only threatened the drivers and passengers but, in several cases, broke the windshields and other glass panes rubber shock absorption pad Suppliers of their vehicles.Neither has gone unnoticed in public. While vandalism being witnessed on the roads particularly the attack on the car in which a groom was retuing home with his bridge from a nikah ceremony at Shray, Tangmarg area of Baramulla district has angered people, many people say the separatists’ ‘protest calendar’ should not be violated till drawn to its ‘logical conclusion’. Though its over 7 million population seems to have leaed to live in the prevailing circumstances, the labouring class is finding it increasingly difficult and, in many cases, impossible to make both ends meet. Private cars and other vehicles were attacked with stones by groups of youth, many of them wearing bandanas or three-hole balaclava to hinder recognition, at various places on Wednesday and Thursday.

The separatists and their supporters in public alike have, on the other hand, ridiculed the govement over its "selective empathy". Asked about the involvement of the PDP supporters, the police officer who requested anonymity, said, "They do it to buy peace and avoid becoming target because of extreme anger and apathy towards the ruling class. The police has over the past three months arrested or detained more than 4,000 people and nearly 300 of them have been booked under stringent Public Safety Act (PSA).Meanwhile, police sources here said that it is not just the separatists’ supporters and other "miscreants" out on the streets creating law and order situations but activists and known supporters of two main opposition parties and others ‘hired’ by them too have been found involved in acts of vandalism.

Reacting to its decision to compensate the "poor" owners of the two auto-rickshaws which were but down here earlier this week, a Hurriyat Conference spokesman asked "What about the damage done to private properties including residential houses, cars and other vehicles and standing and just reaped apple and paddy crops by the govement forces across the Valley Why doesn’t govement talk about the victims of the acts of state terrorism "It was the 90th day of unrest in Kashmir Valley on Thursday. It has, during the rest of period, called for holding protest rallies and marches, including one on the summer headquarters of the United Nations Military Observers Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) in Srinagar’s Sonwar area on Friday." But those who differ ask the critics to suggest alteatives which could help towards taking the ‘movement’ to its logical conclusion.While Kashmir traders’ bodies have publicly vowed to "sacrifice" their business for the sake of ‘freedom’ and to show respect to over ninety people slain during the unrest triggered by the killing of Hizb-ul-Mujahedin commander Burhan Muzaffar Wani on July 8, those living hand to mouth can hardly afford slump anymore.