Life returned to normal in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, after remaining affected due to restrictions on Sunday.
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The authorities had imposed curfew like restrictions in some parts of the city, including civil lines, to prevent Ashura procession on the tenth day of Muslim month of Muharram, when Hazrat Imam Hussain, grandson of Prophet Muhammad, and his companions attained the martyrdom 1400 years ago.
Shops and business establishments were functioning normally and traffic on all routes was plying as usual.
Restriction had also affected weekly ' Sunday Market' where hundreds of stalls are being set up from Radio Kashmir, Srinagar crossing to Hari Singh High Street (HSHS), including Lal Chowk, the nerve centre of the city.