<p>Curfew was today relaxed in many areas of Kashmir, including the home town of Parliament attack convict Mohammad Afzal Guru, whose hanging on Saturday led to the imposition of restrictions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Curfew was relaxed for two hours from 4 pm in Sopore town, the native area of Guru, but was not reimposed till reports last came in as the relaxation period passed off peacefully, a police spokesman said.<br /><br />He said curfew was also relaxed in volatile north Kashmir Baramulla town, which has witnessed most of the protests post execution of Guru.<br /><br />The spokesman said the restrictions were lifted from three police station areas in the city while it was relaxed "indefinitely" in five other police station areas.<br /><br />"Curfew has been lifted from Nigeen, Lal Bazaar and Zakura police station areas in the city," the spokesman said.<br /><br />He said curfew has been relaxed "indefinitely" in police stations Ram Munshi bagh, Kothibagh, Saddar, Rajbagh and Shergarhi.<br /><br />"Restrictions will not be imposed in these areas if the situation remains peaceful," he said.<br /><br />Authorities had relaxed curfew for three hours in these five police station areas last evening and the relaxation period passed off without any untoward incident.<br /><br />However, the rest of the Valley remained under curfew for the fifth consecutive day.<br /><br />Curfew was imposed on Saturday following hanging of Afzal Guru inside Tihar jail in Delhi.<br />The police spokesman said there were no reports of any untoward incident from anywhere in the Valley so far.<br /><br />Curfew was also relaxed in entire Budgam district from 10 AM to 12 noon and parts of Pulwama district from 9 AM onwards, the police spokesman said.<br /><br />He said the restrictions were eased in Awantipora area of Pulwama from 10 AM onwards while curfew was relaxed for three hours in several police station jurisdictions in Kupwara district.</p>
<p>Curfew was today relaxed in many areas of Kashmir, including the home town of Parliament attack convict Mohammad Afzal Guru, whose hanging on Saturday led to the imposition of restrictions.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Curfew was relaxed for two hours from 4 pm in Sopore town, the native area of Guru, but was not reimposed till reports last came in as the relaxation period passed off peacefully, a police spokesman said.<br /><br />He said curfew was also relaxed in volatile north Kashmir Baramulla town, which has witnessed most of the protests post execution of Guru.<br /><br />The spokesman said the restrictions were lifted from three police station areas in the city while it was relaxed "indefinitely" in five other police station areas.<br /><br />"Curfew has been lifted from Nigeen, Lal Bazaar and Zakura police station areas in the city," the spokesman said.<br /><br />He said curfew has been relaxed "indefinitely" in police stations Ram Munshi bagh, Kothibagh, Saddar, Rajbagh and Shergarhi.<br /><br />"Restrictions will not be imposed in these areas if the situation remains peaceful," he said.<br /><br />Authorities had relaxed curfew for three hours in these five police station areas last evening and the relaxation period passed off without any untoward incident.<br /><br />However, the rest of the Valley remained under curfew for the fifth consecutive day.<br /><br />Curfew was imposed on Saturday following hanging of Afzal Guru inside Tihar jail in Delhi.<br />The police spokesman said there were no reports of any untoward incident from anywhere in the Valley so far.<br /><br />Curfew was also relaxed in entire Budgam district from 10 AM to 12 noon and parts of Pulwama district from 9 AM onwards, the police spokesman said.<br /><br />He said the restrictions were eased in Awantipora area of Pulwama from 10 AM onwards while curfew was relaxed for three hours in several police station jurisdictions in Kupwara district.</p>