“Following improvement in the situation, there will be no restrictions in Kashmir valley from tomorrow except Pulwama town and the areas falling under the jurisdictions of police stations MR Gunj and Nowhatta,” said a police spokesman on Sunday. Pulwama is in south Kashmir. Also on Saturday, decks seemed to have been cleared for a meeting between Kashmiri separatists and members of the all-party delegation. Curfew was imposed on July 9 after protests erupted against the killing of Wani in an encounter in south Kashmir. It was also the first time that the curfew and restrictions were imposed continuously for 51 days without any break since militancy erupted in the Valley in 1989.

Source: Hindustan Times August 28, 2016 18:15 UTC