Three people, including a senior police official, were killed in violence in Indian-administered Kashmir, police sources said.
Two soldiers died when gunmen fired on a police patrol in the town of Sopore north of summer capital Srinagar.
One civilian was killed in Srinagar on Friday after he was allegedly killed by Indian paramilitary groups.
The incident occurred when the Muslim-dominated Kashmir valley remained closed for a fourth day.
Closed after violent protests in Srinagar to protest the killing of 15-year-old boy on Sunday.
Farouk Wamiq wounded in the head by a tear gas and police dispersed a protest in the city against the Indian government.
The officer who fired the fatal bullet that killed the boy had been suspended.
Witnesses said Wamiq had gone to play cricket was not among the protesters who clashed with police on Sunday.
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Major cities in the valley of Kashmir and stop the closure of the fourth day in protest at the killing.
There are a number of separatist leaders like Mirwaiz Umar Farooq - considered a moderate - which usually address the congregation on Friday - had been placed under house arrest.
Another prominent separatist leader, Shabir Ahmed Shah, was also arrested.
The pro-India People's main opposition Democratic Party (NDP), said that the discontent among the youth of Kashmir by the stalled peace process between India and Pakistan.
Anti-India sentiment rooted in Muslim majority Kashmir, which is in all of India and Pakistan claim sovereignty and have fought two wars
In the latest violence in Sopore, a policeman and a civilian were injured, and those who died.
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