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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Two killed in latest Indian Kashmir clashes AFP - Sunday, August 15 Send IM Story Print Two killed in latest Indian Kashmir clashes SRINAGAR, India (AFP) - – Two people were killed as fresh clashes erupted on Saturday between anti-India protesters and security forces in Indian Kashmir, where 57 civilians have died during two months of unrest. The incidents bring to six the number of people killed in two days at the hands of security forces battling a surge of protests against Indian rule in the region. Police used tear gas, batons and in some cases live ammunition to disperse the stone-throwing demonstrators who took to the streets in defiance of strict curfews in the mainly Muslim region. "A young man was killed in Anantnag town Saturday evening when security forces opened fire in self-defence after they were pelted with stones by demonstrators," a police officer told AFP, asking not to be named. Residents said they were protesting peacefully when federal police opened fire indiscriminately, resulting in the casualties. In Narabal, on the outskirts of Indian Kashmir's summer capital Srinagar, a civilian was killed when security forces opened fire on stone-throwing protesters who attacked their bus Saturday evening, witnesses said. Police confirmed the death but said they were gathering details. During day-long clashes elsewhere in the region, 30 protesters and 30 policemen were injured. Authorities had strengthened a curfew in Srinagar after four people were killed on Friday in demonstrations against New Delhi's rule in the Himalayan region. The heightened security comes as India gears up for Independence Day celebrations on Sunday, marking the end of British rule in 1947. Separatists view the anniversary as a "black day" and security is normally stricter than usual in Indian Kashmir, where Islamic militants have been fighting against New Delhi's rule for two decades. Anti-India protests have become increasingly intense as Kashmiris seek to force New Delhi to withdraw troops from the disputed region, which is claimed by both India and Pakistan, and to end Indian rule. On Friday, three teenage students and a 65 year-old-man were killed by security forces as Kashmiris marked the first Friday of the holy month of Ramadan. Police said they had been forced to open fire because they were unable to control a crowd throwing stones. Critics say the security forces resort to live ammunition because they are poorly trained and unable to handle the unruly crowds. The recent surge in anti-India protests, which began when a teenage student was killed by a police tear gas shell on June 11 in Srinagar, has brought Kashmir's towns and cities to a standstill. Most of the protesters killed have been young men and teenagers, with each death triggering what Premier Manmohan Singh has called another "cycle of violence". Nuclear-armed India and Pakistan have fought two wars over the region since independence in 1947. India has accused Pakistan of stoking the latest unrest. 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