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Women cry during the funeral of Mohammad Iqbal, a Kashmiri youth. Kashmiri separatist leaders have appealed for calm in the biggest anti-India protests in two years, which have killed dozens of people and raised fears that anger at New Delhi was spinning out of control. At least four people died Tuesday in fresh clashes with police, raising the death toll of seven weeks of protests to 43. Iqbal died in a hospital Wednesday after he was shot at by Indian police on July 30, a relative of Iqbal said.

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( Fayaz Kabli / Reuters / August 4, 2010 )

Women cry during the funeral of Mohammad Iqbal, a Kashmiri youth. Kashmiri separatist leaders have appealed for calm in the biggest anti-India protests in two years, which have killed dozens of people and raised fears that anger at New Delhi was spinning out of control. At least four people died Tuesday in fresh clashes with police, raising the death toll of seven weeks of protests to 43. Iqbal died in a hospital Wednesday after he was shot at by Indian police on July 30, a relative of Iqbal said.

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