Tral, Dec 25: A complete shutdown was again observed in Tral township of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district for fourth straight day on Tuesday against the militant killings.
Six militants of Zakir Musa-led Ansar Ghazwat ul Hind, including the deputy chief, were shot dead by the government forces during a gunfight on Saturday morning in Arampora village of Tral.
All shops and other business establishments remained closed while thin movement of public transport was visible on the roads.
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