Srinagar, Apr 18: On call of the separatists, a shutdown was observed in the poll-bound areas of central Kashmir today.
All shops and other business establishments remained closed in poll-bound areas while public transport was off the roads.
In rest of the Valley, people went about their routine business.
Meanwhile, authorities had suspended mobile Internet services in the Valley as a precautionary measure. However, the services were resumed around 2200 hours.
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