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In public Kashmiris say they will protest until they are given independence.
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Some 60 percent of Kashmiris are traditionally dependent on tourism, officials say.
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Perhaps the Kashmiris come next, though the Chinese run them very close.
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Kashmiris say the latest protests are mostly spontaneous, led by disaffected young Muslims.
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For 90 minutes, Kashmiris experience what it is to feel happy and normal.
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Non-Kashmiris have been granted residency in the state since last August.
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BBC Hindi's Zubair Ahmed asked young Kashmiris why they supported him.
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For many Kashmiris, the whole population appears to support the protests.
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These young Kashmiris organise protests with Facebook, YouTube and via messages from mosques.
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That may be New Delhi's strategy - to wear down Kashmiris.
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Few Kashmiris were enthusiastic about the restoration of democracy in Pakistan.
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Senior militant leaders had criticised Bukhari and other Kashmiris involved in the proceedings.
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In the southern city of Karachi, prayers were dedicated to Kashmiris in India.
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In Islamabad, scores of Pakistani Kashmiris staged a protest against the recent killings.
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They say agitators hijacked protests and that ordinary Kashmiris were marginalized.
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Like most Kashmiris she gave the carpet the respect it deserved.