Terrorists attacked an army patrol party, 3 soldiers were injured.

SRINAGAR: Barring a terror attack on an army patrol, injuring three soldiers, situation across Kashmir remained peaceful on Saturday, and the first death anniversary of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani.

The day passed without any major clashes, since authorities had pre-emptively imposed curfew and suspended mobile internet services and even snapped broadband services to thwart attempts at mobilising stone-pelters.

 The joint group of two Hurriyat factions and other separatists had called for a general strike and ' Tral chalo' (Let us go to Tral) march to commemorate the day.

Defence sources said three soldiers were injured after terrorists attacked an army patrol party of 13 Rashtriya Rifles, near community health centre in Hajin area of Bandipora district in north Kashmir around 5.30am. Minor incidents of stone-pelting were reported from parts of south Kashmir including Shopian and Kulgam districts.