on last information they have these three major airports there one in german city one in srinagar and one in the last confirmation from the airport authorities of india was what that region was closed there were reports that other airports were closed as well but again no official confirmation and says just remind us how we've got here the start of the latest round of tensions of course started with that suicide bombing and the administered crush made on i think february fourteenth and forty one had a military soldiers were killed the pakistani armed group jaish e mohammad took responsibility for that and yesterday we heard from the foreign ministry the indian foreign ministry saying that they had to carry out a preemptive strike in pakistan in pakistan administered made on jaish e mohammad because they had alerted the pakistani government many times to where the group was operating what it was doing and that the pakistan pakistani government wasn't doing anything about them. well that's exactly it india didn't want to actually get to the situation that really having today they said t

the attack took place on a key highway on the outskirts of srinagar in indian controlled kashmir and the bus was part of a larger convoy at least five other vehicles were badly damaged in the blast police immediately launched an investigation. but despite the inspectors caution authorities blamed rebels fighting against indian rule the militant group jaish e mohammad has claimed responsibility for the attack and local media has named the driver as. alias walk us commando a known militant indian prime minister narendra modi after observing two minutes of silence for the victims squared up to islamabad by suggesting pakistan was harboring those behind the deadliest bombing in three decades just that it is these that are to follow a neighboring country thinks that it will succeed in creating instability through such and conspiracies in our country they should stop dreaming. that they will never succeed. but islamabad strongly rejected quote any insinuation that seeks to link the attack to the state of pakistan without investigations whatever claims or accusations india on pakistan's tri

of the indian government is carrying out raids on housing is and so-called separatist leaders in srinagar the capital of indian administered kashmir a curfew has been imposed in cities across the disputed region come out harder as our correspondent live in the pakistan capital islamabad and phares jamil is in the indian capital new delhi first of all let's go to you fares because the indian foreign ministry has been giving some detail some clarification as to what exactly is going are on in the early hours of this morning so tell us what we know as to what the strikes entailed and exactly what the targets were. martine as we heard in the clip from indians foreign secretary the targets were the armed groups jaish e mohammed that claimed responsibility for the attack earlier this month on indian paramilitary troops now the two things that the foreign secretary was emphasizing one that this was preemptive in their words and that they're calling this nonmilitary now preemptive because india is claiming that jaish e mohammed was going to carry out other suicide bombing soon enough which is why

martine something we just learned in the last few minutes is that some of the major hospitals in srinagar there. going on the roof people the officials of the hospital and they're painting the red cross logo on the top of the groups there's a lot of fear that shows that there could be more attacks that could be even an airstrike so they're doing whatever they can to protect themselves even resorting to a measure like that as far as everything else coming out we're hearing locals on the ground telling us in retore in districts near the border with pakistan that they saw an aircraft drop bombs and later saw another unidentified aircraft crash now because no confirmation it's come from indian officials we don't know who's playing that was or who was on it or how many people were on it if it did happen the only confirmed we have from local officials is an air crash outside the capital srinagar where two charred bodies were found but again we're not sure if it was a jet fighter or a helicopter now as we heard from iran yes tensions have escalated in india was trying to avoid just very situatio

ground we can't confirm though that there was separately an aircraft crash outside of the capital srinagar we can't confirm what type of aircraft it is though indian media had been reporting it first that it was a jet fighter but people on the ground are saying it looks more like a helicopter and two charred bodies have been found inside that what we can confirm from the indian side what they have said officially is that air space throughout indeed and mr kashmir has been shut down flights are not being allowed in or out as well as any other plights on the way have been diverted now as imran told us you know there's a lot of stories claims counterclaims going along and that india had been trying to deescalate the situation but it seems that hasn't happened the situation has definitely escalated all right fred jamil live from the indian capital new delhi thank you write to other news now the nigerian president has won a second four year term the election commission says he won more than fifteen million votes in saturday's delayed election hot the main opposition p.d.p. has accused the rulin

the wreckage of an indian air force helicopter near srinagar draws a crowd the circumstances surrounding the downing of this aircraft are unclear but all is not well between the juggernaut neighbors india and pakistan the customer region has been central to the dispute between the two countries for decades as i must admit it is the world's most militarized zone a powder keg waiting to explode the latest escalation began two weeks ago when forty indian paramilitary police were killed by a suicide bombing in paula according to the indian government its warplanes retaliated this week by striking a training. near the pakistani town of balakot killing quote a large number of militants. he says it launched the airstrikes against the group jaish e mohammed after it got hold of intelligence that the group was planning further attacks. the likes of continue the future of pakistan acknowledging this. investment there to get information that. either gets into parts of india the middle can get he said you could be given. tensions rose further with pakistan's claim and had shot down two indian warpla

india than ministered kashmir dozens of other soldiers were injured in the suicide bombing outside srinagar was claimed by the pakistan based islamist group hamas india has long accuse pakistan of supporting militants and says it will take all possible diplomatic steps to retaliate. it's part pakistan denies he was linked to the attack. was cross over there to delhi where our correspondent tony upon a car standing by on your india's prime minister narendra modi has promised a quote strong response what form could that response take. hikari that's right prime minister narendra modi you know i mean health has an emergency court to review meeting this morning with to stop ministers and you said that those behind this attack would be a very heavy price and between a huge mistake but i think it's a bit early to say what form that was formed could take i think there is a definite risk of escalation of tension between india and pakistan you know two nuclear neighbors but i think it's a bit early i mean some analysts peter think this attack does put the government in a bit of a di lemma as any stro

media off airports being closed in seven places in north india in punjab also in the kashmir in srinagar which is the capital of indian it did administered kashmir and of course those reports have sparked a few that are also reports that suggest that is. off of it all out. panic the border india has said that it's aerial strikes yesterday struck militants it holds responsible for the suicide bombing two weeks ago a bombing that targeted as paramilitary police also say that those militants ema hammad that they are planning more attacks against india have they presented any evidence to support those claims. no we haven't. had any details about that since those aerial strikes yesterday carried out by india deep inside pakistani territory i think one of the issues here also is that we have already heard of the official confirmation we really hearing just claims and counterclaims in both the indian side and the pakistani side now we were getting reports yesterday that pakistani police have also cordoned off the area where those strikes took place they're not even letting the local police in s

bearing gifts for the job moon kashmir region a virtual security lockdown was in force in the capital srinagar were narendra modi unveiled electricity education and health care projects dozens of activists were detained and separatist leaders were put under house arrest to prevent anti india demonstrations for his visit many in the state with the muslim majority population are unhappy with the policies of the government in new delhi they are angry with the continued presence of security forces some are armed and demand autonomy. modi vowed a tough response to what he called terrorism our god who i want to ensure the question means they have done nation of the status and to be forcibly dealt with have it done this with a stone lead then with a connecting a surgical strike on pakistan be short indentions that would be big the back of the does them in kashmir. activists say twenty months old he is an example of what that crackdown means for the people in the kashmir valley they say she's the youngest victim of pellet guns fired by security forces he went to the baby was in her mother's arms when

on last count information they have there's three major airports there one in german city one in srinagar and one in late and the last confirmation from the airport authorities of india.

separatists leaders police and paramilitary soldiers are patrolling the streets in the main city of srinagar in anticipation of possible street demonstrations tension in the region is already high after a suicide bomb killed at least forty indian security personnel last week. the head of the roman catholic church has called for an all out battle against the abuse of minors pope francis made the pledge on the fourth and final day of an unprecedented conference on sex abuse within the church he promised to review guidelines for bishops to prevent abuse in the future and to look at increasing the punishment for perpetrators or a challenge has more now from vatican city. in his speech at the end of this historic four day meeting at the vatican on sexual abuse in the catholic church but francis said that abuses were tools of satan they were ravenous wolves and that we find ourselves before a brazen manifestation of the spirits of evil he said the abuse will be addressed with the utmost seriousness we can listen to a bit more of what he had to say right now in contrast though. it is utterly incomp

there say the sea shelling happening there worried about it getting too close a hospital staff in srinagar have told us they've painted red cross symbols on their roofs hoping that might offer them protection in case there's an air strike they're worried that's a possibility now out of pocket sounds prime minister imran han again reiterating that he didn't want tensions to escalate and india now has to decide if they're going to heed those words because that might be their only way out of this diplomatically as cranks are very much for that as far as you may with the latest live in riyadh to get more on this we're joined by fiat has a meeting jim missed and he is joining us live from straight out which is the capital of india administered kashmir very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so what is the situation and srinagar now. that is an easy call in scenic route and other parts of the disputed kashmir especially along the line of control did a lot of tension because of yesterday's shelling there was shelling in the evening yesterday and in the morning davis shelling in poti and also

now what we can also confirm is that an aircraft did go down outside the capital srinagar but there's been conflict informations at first people were saying that a jet had crashed but others on the ground have been telling al-jazeera and other media that looks more like a helicopter although to confirm that confirmation has come in at two charred bodies were found inside now a short time ago also witnesses locals on the ground in the districts of her jory and indeed an issue of kashmir reported seeing a bomb being dropped from an aircraft and later on they say another unidentified aircraft crashed again this is coming from locals but indian officials are not saying anything at the moment and this entire situation was exactly what india was trying to avoid they say tuesday's strike against the armed groups in in baucus on territory was directly the result of a suicide bombing against its troops on february fourteenth since then they've been using language such as nonmilitary targets a preemptive strike to try to deescalate the situation that was one of the reasons analysts gave is why

bearing gifts for the job moon kashmir region a virtual security lockdown was in force in the capital srinagar where narendra modi unveiled electricity education and health care projects dozens of activists were detained and separatist leaders were put under house arrest to prevent anti india demonstrations for his visit many in the state with the muslim majority population are unhappy with the policies of the government in new delhi they are angry with the continued presence of security forces some are armed and demand autonomy. modi vowed a tough response to what he called terrorism. who i want to ensure the question means they have done nation that the status of the bit forcibly dealt with every don't lead then by contacting a surgical strike on pakistan be short of intentions there would be big a back of the dozens them in kashmir. activists say twenty months old he is an example of what that crackdown means for the people in the kashmir valley they say she's the youngest victim of pellet guns fired by security forces he went to the baby was in her mother's arms when a pellet tore through

attack on a military convoy that killed more than forty indian paramilitaries and the bombing outside srinagar in india administered kashmir is the worst attack in the divided region in decades india says it has clear evidence of pakistan's involvement. the first pictures from the blast site show confusion and devastation security officials say it was a kashmiri militant who rammed an explosive laden van into a bus carrying indian soldiers. the attack took place on a key highway on the outskirts a shrine to go in indian controlled kashmir and the bus was part of a larger convoy at least five other vehicles were badly damaged in the blast police immediately launched an investigation. but despite the inspectors caution authorities blamed rebels fighting against indian rule the militant group jaish e mohammad has claimed responsibility for the attack and local media has named the driver as our alias walk us commando a known militant indian prime minister narendra modi after observing two minutes of silence for the victims squared up to islamabad by suggesting pakistan was harboring those behind t

this was a scene in the prevention of capital srinagar indian troops fired tear gas at demonstrators violence broke out after the government carried out raids on the houses of people india calls separatist leaders a curfew has also been imposed in cities across the region that speak to our correspondent in new delhi face a gemelli phase let's start with the incident in pakistan administered kashmir we're hearing two narratives surrounding what happens there what kind of evidence is india providing about what they say happened on the ground the pakistanis have tweeted pictures what evidence does india have. fawley india isn't giving any evidence of that type at this time and now some see that as could be detrimental in showing there's any proof that these raids happen but many analysts say that india is trying not to rattle the saber right now as you heard from india foreign secretary in that clip just now he used some very interesting words he used preemptive and nonmilitary nonmilitary because no pakistani military civilians or infrastructure was targeted they also used the words pr

a military convoy that killed more than forty indian paramilitary police the bombing outside of srinagar in any administered kashmir is the worst attack on the divided region in decades security officials say that a kashmiri militants were rampant and explosive laden down into a bus carrying indian soldiers india says that it has clear evidence of pakistan's involvement with the slum about has denied the allegations and condemned the attack in kashmir. and our reporter in delhi has been out on the streets of the indian capital to gauge the reaction to this attack. he is in shock after one of the worst attacks in kashmir. the blast which killed over forty indian security forces want to keep highway in kashmir but while my district has dominated headlines. people on the streets here are appalled by the loss of life and i'm on the action but look this is just plain wrong whether it's india or any other country this is simply wrong. it's a wednesday that i think the government should give a befitting the plight of what we have got to start with a look on the other a little bit about what the

forty indian paramilitary soldiers in indian administered kashmir the suicide bombing outside of srinagar was claimed by the pakistan based is a list group of josh fame muhammad india has long accused pakistan of supporting militants and says it will take all possible diplomatic steps to retaliate for its part pakistan denies it was linked to the attack. let's cross over to our correspondent sagna father who is standing by in delhi song tell us what's the latest. hi tony well this this morning indian prime minister in the read them all the cabinet has an emergency security review. and movies saying that you know those behind the terror attack would be a very heavy price that it be to. the government here has decided to take all possible diplomatic to ensure. isolation and it would draw on the. nation that this to the country yesterday didn't mean it would hurt the national community back at the meaning of. the needle depending on be an odd situation more money that can respond to them or any one of their goals. well the group was you know started by this cleric mussels other in two thousa

the clash happened about a0 kilometers from srinagar, in pulwama district, where a0 troopers were killedlian prime minister scott morrison says the country's major political parties were the subject of a cyber attack. australia's security agencies believe a "sophisticated state actor" was responsible for the hack earlier this month, which also breached pa rliament‘s computer systems. mr morrison says australia has acted decisively to protect its national interests, and there's no evidence of electoral interference. the venezuelan opposition leader, juan guaido, says he hopes to enlist a million volunteers by next saturday to distribute the humanitarian aid supplied by the us and other countries which is currently stuck in colombia. food and medicine has been arriving in us military transport planes at the border town of cucuta. mr guaido says he wants a "humanitarian avalanche" and "caravans" to deliver the aid, but president nicolas maduro is refusing to allow it in, saying the operation is a cover for a us invasion. the family of a british teenager who ran away from home when she was 1

north india close to the pakistani border in cities and fun job but also the crush made by the in srinagar which is the capital of india administered kashmir and that out of bolts of people on either side of the de facto border dividing indian administered in pakistan and this a country that there are reports of people being ostrava keep their homes that are reports of residents stockpiling food fearing it all out outbreak of war and given that arsalan i'd like to turn to you and ask you what the view is from pakistan because i mean for its part it says it's not interested in an escalation but this incident very much looks like retaliation for yesterday's strikes by india no. the. at the press conference and he made it clear that sun on forces an air force north to get delegates in response to then go from indian air force yesterday of his son against states that you know they didn't want to tell you that the cost of peace and quote unquote were biggio he stated that he stated some stuff the dog gets a few months because a few months of it because they didn't want to click through that reg

towns electricity supplies have been cut flights have been cancelled and officials have closed the srinagar national highway to the many people have made it the highway has been closed for a few days and we are facing a shortage of food items if it snows again kashmir will collapse. people have resorted to clearing the roads themselves afraid if this goes on for any longer they will go hungry you know my suspicion we are clearing it so that al vehicle can pass we have a patient at home who has to be taken to hospital. from the last three days we are stranded here we are running short of food and water. authorities have issued more avalanche warnings and dozens of families have be moved to a safer place teams of volunteers are helping stranded drivers they are bottom government partners a we collected russians and food from our village and are now distributing it among the stranded people and they've been stuck for a few days it's our duty to help them. and with more snow in the forecast they have little option but to survive with the few resources available to them. laura bush a manly al-ja

indian security forces conducted morning raids against separatist leaders in srinagar imposing a curfew on the city and shutting off the internet. but a number of protesters defied the curfew and clashed with security forces. people living here say they've been on edge since the suicide bombing the deployment of ten thousand paramilitary troops at the weekend sparked rumors a major incident was going to take place and locals tell us they feel caught in the middle. of what will happen. to the both of the countries and all the neighboring countries to do shooters on a discussion with issue to the rebels but resolution seems a long way off baucus on asserts its right to retaliate in india put its forces on the border on high alert that leaves the people of indeed and minister to me or fearing that whatever happens they will be caught in the middle as al jazeera you doug. ghada has more on the escalating tension was at her about the capital of pakistan and missed it kashmir india after mad dog and indian tag inside buggers the need get it anyway it's buggers don said did not kill anybody on

this was the scene in the provincial capital srinagar indian troops firing tear gas at demonstrators violence broke out after the government carried out raids on the houses of people new delhi calls separatist leaders a curfew has been imposed in cities across the region. all right let's go to france shemale our correspondent who is in the indian capital new delhi says he very much is the indian government is determined to be tough on on him what it considers to be a very important dispute both with. and internally and it's administered part of kashmir. martine that's exactly what's going on but the government is actually taking a couple different routes prime minister narendra modi right now is addressing a pre-election rally roger start to retired military personnel and there he is saying to the personnel and also to the country to the media that india is safe in my hands i filled my promise of the tally aiding and i will not let the country be erased now the foreign minister who the foreign secretary rather who we also heard from he took a little bit different route he was saying

separatist leaders police and paramilitary soldiers are patrolling the streets in the main city of srinagarn anticipation of possible street demonstrations tension is high after at least forty indian security personnel died last week in a suicide bombing but arts and culture are helping to bring people together as osama bin jade explains from a literary festival in lahore. you. usually plays the guitar and speak. but this performance is about the stance culturally. thousands of people are here at pretty festivals to listen to and direct with people from all over the world when you have sixty eight delegates from zone and abroad. extreme views on cities and all stage it really leads to something not just for pakistan but the focus on is being strong internationally and that beyond the borders approach has sparked interest in the work of people capturing world events from syria to sudan it's about. going back to sudan which is. which is where i grew up rediscovering that city and my connections to the country. and looking at the history of what has happened to bring us to the situation that w

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on a military convoy that killed more than forty indian paramilitary police the bombing outside srinagar in administered kashmir is the worst attack in the divided region for decades india says it has clear evidence of pakistan's involvement. the first pictures from the blast site show confusion and devastation. security officials see a kashmiri militant around an explosive laden van into a bus carrying indian soldiers. the attack took place on a key highway on the outskirts of string ago in indian controlled kashmir the bus was part of a larger convoy at least five other vehicles were badly damaged in the blast police have launched an investigation and. despite the inspectors caution authorities blamed rebels fighting indian rule. the militant group jaish e mohammed has claimed responsibility for the attack and local media have named the driver as ideal ahmed alias walk us commando a known militant. in jammu an indian controlled kashmir people took to the streets waving indian flags and damaging cars in full test the attack. meanwhile indian prime minister narendra modi after observing

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indian government is carrying out raids on the houses of various it calls separatist leaders in srinagar the capital of indian administered kashmir a curfew has been imposed in cities across this disputed region we'll go live now to the indian capital new delhi our correspondent there is fares jamail says this is an issue that must be gripping the entire nation today. martine it is that that we're speedball on the streets they're waving indian flags they're yelling j. hand they're saying that this was something that they've been waiting for ever since a suicide bombing on february fourteenth that killed indian paramilitary troops and india had been warning pakistan for a while since the attacks to take some action take action against these armed groups that operate in india in pakistan's territory now pakistan had been asking for proof some type of hard evidence that they could take action on india's response has always been that the fact that these groups operate in box sign territory and openly claim responsibility for attacks and threaten india's territory and soldiers was proof enoug

destroy lanka but this is obviously the area of concentration and is still quite cold for example in srinagar that same system links through iran so it will swing through most of the gulf states in the next twenty four hours and the following breeze it's a shame august and northwest elisa's been recalled it will be dusty and you'll feel it in their heart twenty two and riyadh at a mere ninety is a maximum. on counting the cost of digital divisions why half the world's population risks missing out on the next evolution of the internet from russia with interest ramblin back investments in venezuela are all about plus a report from santa dolls currency controversy counting the cost on al-jazeera. hello again undermines at the top stories on al-jazeera venezuela's president nicolas maduro has reportedly appealed to fellow oil producing nations to help the jury wrote a call skin for its support against u.s. sanctions shortly after they were imposed two weeks ago. a refugee footballer will arrive home in australia later off to rain drop his request to extradite him from thailand talking about a rab

a disorganized crowd tries to queue up and one of the few fuel stations still open in srinagar there's been a rush on petrol and cooking fuel for the past two days as rumors spread about a possible escalation in the conflict in the region said enjoy they don't think it will end. there is some benefit or do they want but the fuel doesn't last leaving many running on empty. since yesterday i have gone to five petrol pumps but no petrol was available i have to go somewhere but it's becoming difficult to travel. with snow blocking the main highway fuel trucks are not expected to come in anytime soon so how do you get all the petrol pumps had fuel for two to four days recently the government deployed more troops which created a panic we had about twenty two thousand liters of fuel which usually last for a few days but because of these rumors people rushed to the petrol pump and in one day i sorted all of. the deployment of ten thousand paramilitary soldiers has added to an already tense situation following this month's attacked claimed by a pakistan based armed group which killed at least f

there say the sea shelling happening there worried about it getting too close a hospital staff in srinagar have told us they've painted red cross symbols on their roofs hoping that might offer them protection in case there's an air strike they're worried that's a possibility now let's face it i'm a london minister i he's a senior lecturer in peace studies and conflict management and lancaster university that's where he's joining us from thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera what options are available to both countries right now. the large be a pessimist here in the last instance that. lives and against each other but having said that there is a civil lining and their silver lining is that the promised land of. come is also extending the olive branch to indian side and such just saying that we should go for the nonmilitary means as one of your correspondents as a lady highlighted the bond is in india's court but in some degree the one trying to lose a minute inside yesterday after the indian air force made the strikes against the pakistani side but there is a certain degree of subdued kin

this was the scene in the provincial capital srinagar indian troops fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators and violence broke out after the government carried out raids on the houses of four people described by india as separatist leaders. has more from the indian capital new delhi. as you heard from in the foreign secretary in that clip just now he used some very interesting words he used preemptive and nonmilitary nonmilitary because no pakistani military civilians or infrastructure was targeted they also used the words preemptive something we usually hear from the united states or israel saying that they had evidence that they were about to be attacked and that's why they had to act the yorks their explanations are being seen as a way to deescalate tensions between india and pakistan and many believe that india won't release any information any hard proof that is any time soon just to make sure that they don't further enraged the military establishment in pakistan mostly held a televised rally just on tuesday itself where he told the crowd mainly composed of former military personnel sa

bearing gifts for the german kashmir region a virtual security lockdown was in force in the capital srinagar were narendra modi unveiled electricity education and health care projects dozens of activists were detained and separatist leaders were put under house arrest to prevent anti india demonstrations for his visit many in the state with the muslim majority population are unhappy with the policies of the government in new delhi they are angry with the continued presence of security forces some are armed and demand autonomy. modi vowed a tough response to what he called terrorism. who i want to ensure the question means them die a nation that the status of a bit forcibly dealt with every it does this of this don't lead them to by conducting a surgical strike on pakistan be short of a clear intentions that would be big the back of the desert them in kashmir. activists say twenty months old he is an example of what that crackdown means for the people in the kashmir valley they say she's the youngest victim of pellet guns fired by security forces he went to the baby was in her mother's arms w

towns electricity supplies have been cut flights have been cancelled and officials have closed the srinagarnational highway to the many people have made it the highway has been closed for a few days and we are facing a shortage of food items if it snows again kashmir will collapse. people have resorted to clearing the roads themselves afraid if this goes on for any longer they will go hungry one of us is bishop we are clearing it so that al vehicle can pass we have a patient at home who has to be taken to hospital. from the last three days we are stranded here we are running short of food and water. authorities have issued more avalanche warnings and dozens of families have be moved to a safer place teams of volunteers are helping stranded drivers. we collected russians and food from our village and are now distributing it among the stranded people and they've been stuck for a few days it's our duty to help them. with more snow in the full cost they have little but to survive the few resources available to them. and sports. it's time for sports. thank you very much will hold britain has bee

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indian security forces conducted morning raids against separatist leaders in srinagar imposing a curfew on the city and shutting off the internet. but a number of protesters defied the curfew and clashed with security forces. people living here say they've been on edge since the suicide bombing the deployment of ten thousand paramilitary troops at the weekend sparked rumors a major incident was going to take place and locals tell us they feel caught in the middle. of the box that is i don't know what will happen. to the both of the countries and all the neighboring countries to do shooters are no discussion moot issue to the other but resolution seems a long way off baucus on asserts its right to retaliate and india put its forces on the border on high alert that leaves the people have indeed and minister to me are fearing that whatever happens they will be caught in the middle as camille al jazeera new delhi. and. to has more on the tension from the capital of pakistan administered kashmir. ended after mad dog indian tag inside bugger so i need to get it to the weights buggers don said

a disorganized crowd tries to queue up and one of the few fuel stations still open in srinagar there's been a rush on petrol and cooking fuel for the past two days as rumors spread about a possible escalation and conflict in the region certain so they don't think it will stop there is some benefit or do they want but the fuel doesn't last leaving many running on empty. since yesterday i have gone to five petrol pumps but no petrol was available i have to go somewhere but it's becoming difficult to travel. with snow blocking the main highway fuel trucks are not expected to come in anytime soon so how do you get all the patrol pumps had fuel for two to four days recently the government deployed more troops which created a panic we had about twenty two thousand liters of fuel which usually last for a few days but because of these rumors people rushed to the petrol pump and in one day i saw that all of. the deployment of ten thousand paramilitary soldiers has added to an already tense situation following this month's attacked claimed by a pakistan based armed group which killed at least fo