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Kashmir markets bustle with last-minute Eid rush

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
March 20, 2026
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Rehan Qayoom Mir

Srinagar, Mar 19: A visible excitement and last-minute rush gripped markets across Kashmir on Thursday as shoppers thronged bazaars for last-minute Eid purchases.
From early morning, markets in Srinagar and other districts witnessed heavy footfall, with people, young and old, making a final dash to buy clothes, bakery items, footwear and essentials ahead of Eid.
Despite intermittent rain and a dip in temperatures, the enthusiasm remained undeterred.
Vendors said the last days before Eid are always crucial, with this year too, the turnout is good as families came out together, many after days of waiting for the right time to shop.
“There is always a different feeling in the air before Eid. People want everything perfect, new clothes for children, and special food for guests. It is not just shopping, it is part of the celebration,” a local shopkeeper in Srinagar.
Notably, parents were seen accompanying children, while youth crowded garment and footwear stores, adding to the festive buzz.
The spirit of Eid was visible in every corner of the markets, with bakeries witnessing queues and roadside vendors doing good business.
While the prevailing weather conditions caused brief disruptions, shoppers made the most of dry intervals, underscoring their determination to complete preparations in time.

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