At least 11 people were injured when militants threw a grenade at Indian security forces on Sunday in a crowded flea market in Srinagar, capital of India-administered Kashmir, a police official said.

Kashmir has been divided between India and Pakistan since their independence from British rule in 1947. Both countries claim the territory where thousands have been killed in clashes over the decades.

Kashmir’s chief minister condemned ‘deeply disturbing’ attack on a busy flea market in India-administered region’s main city of Srinagar.

A grenade attack at a marketplace bustling with shoppers in the main city of Indian-controlled Kashmir has wounded at least nine people

A grenade attack in Srinagar's Sunday Market injured 12 civilians, marking a surge in terror incidents in Jammu & Kashmir since October's assembly polls.

At least 12 people were injured in a grenade attack in a busy Srinagar market near the Tourist Reception Centre. The attack created panic among shoppers just a day before the J&K assembly session. The grenade,

Over ten people were injured in a Srinagar grenade attack at a busy market. The police search for attackers continues.