NEW DELHI, April 9 (Xinhua) -- At least three persons were killed and several others injured on Sunday when Indian security forces opened fire on a stone-pelting mob that stormed a polling station in Indian-controlled Kashmir's parliamentary constituency of Srinagar.
Voting has been currently underway for by-polls to the Srinagar parliamentary seat, where the state's main opposition National Conference party's patriach Farooq Abdullah is contesting against the ruling People's Democratic Party's Nazir Khan.
Officials said violence marred polling in Srinagar parliamentary constituency when hundreds of protesters stormed a polling station at Pakherpora in Chrar-e-Sharief area of Srinagar's Budgam district and ransacked the building.
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