A Kashmiri Muslim woman kisses the charred walls of a shrine that held a few relics from Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani in downtown Srinagar, India, on June 27. Thousands of Indian forces patrolled tense streets in Kashmir's main city on Wednesday as residents boycotted work for a third straight day to protest the fiery destruction of the 200-year-old Muslim shrine.

A Kashmiri Muslim volunteer helps clear debris inside the charred remains of the 200-year old shrine of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jeelani, also known as Dastigheer Sahib, in downtown Srinagar on June 27. A major fire gutted a 200-year-old, revered Sufi Muslim shrine in Indian Kashmir June 25, sparking clashes between police and residents in the region's summer capital Srinagar, police said. Nearly two dozen people were injured in the violence, triggered by anger at the perceived delayed response of firefighters in battling the blaze.

Muslim women offering prayers cast their shadows on a bus at a pilgrims' camp on the outskirts of Ajmer, India, on June 9, during the annual Urs festival at the shrine of Sufi saint Moinuddin Chishti. The Urs is observed by hundreds of thousands of worshippers to mark the anniversary of the death of the saint, known for his philosophy on religious tolerance.

A Muslim girl dries a shawl from the top of a bus after offering prayers at a camp for pilgrims on the outskirts of Ajmer on June 9 during the annual Urs festival at the shrine of Sufi saint Moinuddin Chishti.

A vendor sells tea to pilgrims at a park during the annual Urs festival near the shrine of Sufi saint Moinuddin Chishti on June 10.