Former French Economy Minister and candidate for the left-wing primary ahead of the 2017 presidential election Arnaud Montebourg waves as he arrives for the summer conference of the French dissident Socialist MPs known as "Les Frondeurs" (The Insubordinates) on September 11, 2016 in La Rochelle, southwestern France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

Former French Economy Minister and candidate for the left-wing primary ahead of the 2017 presidential election Arnaud Montebourg addresses the summer conference of the French dissident Socialists MPs known as "Les Frondeurs" (The Insubordinates) on September 11, 2016 in La Rochelle, southwestern France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTYXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

Former French Economy Minister and candidate for the left-wing primary ahead of the 2017 presidential election Arnaud Montebourg addresses the summer conference of the French dissident Socialists MPs known as "Les Frondeurs" (The Insubordinates) on September 11, 2016 in La Rochelle, southwestern France. / AFP PHOTO / XAVIER LEOTY / RE-CROPPED VERSIONXAVIER LEOTY/AFP/Getty Images

Indian Kashmiri Muslims shout pro-independence and anti-India slogans as they carry the body of Javed Ahmad Dar, 23, during his funeral procession in the Wadwan area of central Kashmir's Budgam district on the outskirts of Srinagar on September 11, 2016. Dar was injured after being hit by a bullet in his leg on August 5 during clashes with Indian security forces. The unrest in India-administered Kashmir shows few signs of abating, with residents continuing to take to the streets, while schools and most businesses remain closed, hitting the region's economy hard. Eighty civilians have been killed and thousands injured in the worst violence to hit the Muslim-majority territory since 2010. / AFP PHOTO / TAUSEEF MUSTAFATAUSEEF MUSTAFA/AFP/Getty Images

Indian Kashmiri Muslims shout pro-independence slogans at the funeral of Javed Ahmad Dar, 23, in the Wadwan area of central Kashmir's Budgam district on the outskirts of Srinagar on September 11, 2016. Dar was injured after being hit by a bullet in his leg on August 5 during clashes with Indian security forces. The unrest in India-administered Kashmir shows few signs of abating, with residents continuing to take to the streets, while schools and most businesses remain closed, hitting the region's economy hard. Eighty civilians have been killed and thousands injured in the worst violence to hit the Muslim-majority territory since 2010. / AFP PHOTO / TAUSEEF MUSTAFATAUSEEF MUSTAFA/AFP/Getty Images

Indian Kashmiri villagers watch the funeral of Javed Ahmad Dar, 23, from the top of the roof of a mosque in the Wadwan area of central Kashmir's Budgam district on the outskirts of Srinagar on September 11, 2016. Dar was injured after being hit by a bullet in his leg on August 5 during clashes with Indian security forces. The unrest in India-administered Kashmir shows few signs of abating, with residents continuing to take to the streets, while schools and most businesses remain closed, hitting the region's economy hard. Eighty civilians have been killed and thousands injured in the worst violence to hit the Muslim-majority territory since 2010. / AFP PHOTO / TAUSEEF MUSTAFATAUSEEF MUSTAFA/AFP/Getty Images

Indian Kashmiri Muslims shout pro-independence and anti-Indian slogans at the funeral of Javed Ahmad Dar, 23, in the Wadwan area of central Kashmir's Budgam district on the outskirts of Srinagar on September 11, 2016. Dar was injured after being hit by a bullet in his leg on August 5 during clashes with Indian security forces. The unrest in India-administered Kashmir shows few signs of abating, with residents continuing to take to the streets, while schools and most businesses remain closed, hitting the region's economy hard. Eighty civilians have been killed and thousands injured in the worst violence to hit the Muslim-majority territory since 2010. / AFP PHOTO / TAUSEEF MUSTAFATAUSEEF MUSTAFA/AFP/Getty Images

Indian Kashmiri Muslim mourners watch the funeral of Javed Ahmad Dar, 23, in the Wadwan area of central Kashmir's Budgam district on the outskirts of Srinagar on September 11, 2016. Dar was injured after being hit by a bullet in his leg on August 5 during clashes with Indian security forces. The unrest in India-administered Kashmir shows few signs of abating, with residents continuing to take to the streets, while schools and most businesses remain closed, hitting the region's economy hard. Eighty civilians have been killed and thousands injured in the worst violence to hit the Muslim-majority territory since 2010. / AFP PHOTO / TAUSEEF MUSTAFATAUSEEF MUSTAFA/AFP/Getty Images