Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti chaired an all-party meeting following the recent stone pelting incidents in the valley, wherein a tourist has died.
The valley has hit the headlines again after a tourist from Chennai, R Thirumani (22), died in a hospital after being hit by a stone during clashes between security forces and protestors in Narbal area.
Earlier on May 2, a bus carrying school students was attacked by stone-pelters in Zawoora village of Shopian district.
On April 30, seven tourists were injured when stone-throwers targeted vehicles in south Kashmir's Anantnag district.
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