An Indian police officer and people carry Mohammad Yasin Malik, chairman of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), to a hospital after Malik's health condition deteriorated on the 3rd day of a "fast unto death" to protest against attacks on Muslims and the economic blockade of a valley in Srinagar August 7, 2008. India's Muslim-majority Kashmir valley was running short of food, fuel and medical supplies after Hindu protesters stopped transport along the region's major highway in the latest protests over a land row. Reuters Pictures 16 months ago

An Indian police officer and people carry Mohammad Yasin Malik, chairman of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), to a hospital after Malik's health condition deteriorated on the 3rd day of a "fast unto death" to protest against attacks on Muslims and the economic blockade of a valley in Srinagar August 7, 2008. India's Muslim-majority Kashmir valley was running short of food, fuel and medical supplies after Hindu protesters stopped transport along the region's major highway in the latest protests over a land row.