The Chief Minister expressed concern over the disturbing videos being circulated on social media and has directed the police to "submit a detailed report about the incidents so that necessary action is taken", official sources said.
They said Mehbooba, while expressing concern over the incidents caught on camera, has maintained that such incidents were "unacceptable".
Three videos from the polling day in Srinagar Lok Sabha seat have gone viral here.
In the second video, a stone-pelting protestor is shot dead by security forces personel from close range outside a polling station.
In another video, army men have tied a youth to a jeep for using as a human shield against stone-pelters in Beerwah area of the district on April 9.
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