a related incident, four other policemen were injured on Sunday night in Kishtwar when unknown miscreants attacked their vehicle and set it on fire.

Meanwhile, under pressure to come out with truth on what happened in Kishtwar town on the day of Eid celebrations, Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday decided to order a judicial inquiry into the communal clashes.

‘In order to establish the truth behind the Kishtwar violence and what followed, the state government has decided to order a judicial inquiry,’ chief minister Omar Abdullah wrote on micro-blogging site twitter.com. The chief minister said the inquiry will be held by a retired judge of the High Court and its outcome will be made public. The decision was taken at a high-level ministerial meeting chaired by the chief ministerin Jammu on Monday. Abdullah, while assuring that justice

will be done, had urged people to dismiss rumours about the situation in Kishtwar and other affected areas.

Meanwhile, curfew remained in force in six districts of Jammu region on Monday amid deployment of Army even as ten people were arrested in connection with communal clashes in Kishtwar. However, in Udhampur district, a two-hour relaxation in curfew was given in the morning which passed off peacefully, an official said.

‘Curfew continues in several districts of Jammu region. The situation is limping back to normalcy. No untoward incident has been reported from anywhere,’ Divisional Commissioner, Jammu region, Shantmanu told a agency. He said curfew was relaxed in Udhampur for two-hours from 6 am to 8 am that passed off peacefully.‘A total of 68