SRINAGAR: At a time when the government is working on amnesty schemes for Kashmiri stone-pelters, the fragile peace in the Valley suffered a serious jolt on Saturdaywhen some 200 stone-pelters attacked an army convoy in Shopian , and the army fired at the mob, killing two youth and injuring another eight.An angry J&K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti called up defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman, saying the killing of every civilian impairs the political process in the state which has been put on track after hard work by all political parties.The defence minister assured her that she would seek a detailed report and would tell the army that such incidents do not recur in future, a government spokesperson said.The two killed were Javed Ahmad Bhat, 20, and Suhail Javed Lone, 24. Of the eight civilians injured, one is stated to be critical. In the violence at Ganapora area of south Kashmir’s Shopian district, seven army men were injured and 11 vehicles were damaged.The Hurriyat combine of Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwiaz Umar Farooq and Yasin Malik of JKLF called for a Kashmir-wide shutdown on Sunday in protest against the killings. All internet services were down in the Valley on Saturday.Defence spokesperson Col Rajesh Kalia said around 3 pm “an army administrative convoy was passing through Ganaupura Chowk in Shopian in South Kashmir when it came under unprovoked and intense attack by a group of 100-120 stone-pelters. In no time, their numbers swelled to 200-250. The crowd surrounded an isolated portion of the convoy consisting of four vehicles. They caused extensive damage to the vehicles and tried to set them on fire.”“A junior commissioned officer (JCO) accompanying the convoy got hit on his head and fell unconscious. The mob tried to lynch him and snatch his weapon. The violent crowd set the army vehicles on fire. Considering the extreme gravity of the situation the army was constrained to open fire in self-defence. A total of seven army men suffered injuries and extensive damage was caused to 11 vehicles. In the process two civilians succumbed to bullet injuries,” he added.The divisional administration has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the incident, which will have to be completed in 20 days.Srinagar DM Syed Abid Rasheed Shah said restrictions under Section 144 CrPC would remain imposed within the territorial jurisdictions of Khanyar, Rainawari, Nowhatta, Safakadal and MR Gunj police stations of the district on Sunday in Srinagar city. There will also be partial restrictions within the territorial jurisdictions of Maisuma and Kralkhud police stations of updown Srinagar areas, he added.