One person was killed and five others were injured when security forces allegedly opened fire to quell stone-pelting mobs in Budgam district of central Kashmir on Friday. The fresh protests came even as curfew remained in force in Srinagar and other major towns of the Kashmir Valley for the fifth successive day on Friday. Five persons were injured when security forces allegedly opened fire to disperse hundreds of people who defied curfew and indulged in stone-pelting at Churpora village of Beerwah, 32 kms from here, in Budgam district, official sources said. One of the critically injured identified as Fayaz Ahmad Dar was rushed to SKIMS Medical College Hospital at Bemina where he was declared brought dead by the doctors. With his death, the toll in the ongoing unrest, since June 11, in the Kashmir Valley has risen to 92. The situation in the area continues to be tense as hundreds of people have gathered on the roads to protest against the security forces firing, the sources said. Another person identified as Mohammad Shafi was hit by a bullet in his leg when security forces allegedly opened fire after being attacked by a stone-pelting mob at Chichloora-Magam, 25 kms from here on Srinagar-Gulmarg road, the sources said. They said people also defied curfew at Palhallan, Goshbagh-Sumbal in Baramulla district and Batmaloo in Central Srinagar. Curfew was being strictly implemented across the Valley in order to thwart the call for a march to various violence-hit areas given by hardline faction of Hurriyat Conference, which is spearheading the ongoing agitation. Geelani-led Hurriyat has asked people from North Kashmir except Kupwara district to march to Palhallan in Baramulla district, while the residents of Ganderbal, Budgam and Srinagar were asked to head to Humhama area of Budgam. The residents of South Kashmir were asked to march to Pampore town in Pulwama district, while the residents of Kupwara were asked to hold peaceful protests at the district headquarters against the recent killings. Pampore, Humhama and Palhallan have been the worst affected areas in the clashes between the protestors and security forces over the last fortnight and most of the deaths have occurred in these areas. Curfew was imposed in Sriangar on Sunday and was extended to entire Kashmir Valley the next day following large scale violence and massive protests.