However, normal life continued to remain affected in the rest of the Valley due to separatist-sponsored strike.
While there were no curbs on the movement of people anywhere in Kashmir, the officials said restrictions on Assembly of four or more people were in place throughout the Valley for maintaining law and order.
They said security forces have been deployed in strength at vulnerable spots and along the main roads as a precautionary measure.
Security forces have also been deployed at many market places to instill a sense of security among the public to carry out their day to day activities, the officials said.
Shops, business establishments and fuel stations remained shut and are not expected to open this evening as separatists have not given any relaxation.
Apart from business and tourism, the ongoing unrest has also affected the education as schools, colleges and other educational institutions continue to remain shut in the Valley.
As many as 85 people, including two cops, have been killed and several thousand others injured in the ongoing unrest in the Valley.
Around 5,000 security forces personnel have also been injured in the clashes.
Over 300 persons have been booked under Public Safety Act (PSA).
(Sourced from agencies, feature image courtesy:economictimes.indiatimes.com)
