People in J&K Hold Candle March to Condemn Attack on Tourists
On Tuesday, people in Jammu and Kashmir’s Handwara district held a candle march to condemn the recent terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, which has reportedly claimed the lives of 27 people. The tragic incident has sent shockwaves across the region, and the candle march was a powerful display of solidarity and outrage against the senseless violence.
The attack, which was claimed by the terrorist outfit The Resistance Front, has left the nation in a state of mourning. The victims of the attack included tourists from various parts of the country, who were on a trip to Pahalgam to enjoy the scenic beauty of the Valley. The incident has also raised questions about the safety and security of tourists in Jammu and Kashmir, and whether the authorities are doing enough to protect them.
The candle march, which was organized by local residents, started from the main chowk in Handwara and ended at the district headquarters. Scores of people participated in the march, holding candles and chanting slogans such as “Wake up Pakistan” and “Stop killing innocent people.” The protesters also carried placards and banners condemning the attack and demanding justice for the victims.
The attack on tourists has sparked widespread outrage across the country, with people from all walks of life condemning the incident. The government has also condemned the attack and has promised to take stern action against those responsible. The security forces have been put on high alert, and a massive search operation is underway to track down the perpetrators of the attack.
The people of Handwara, who participated in the candle march, demanded that the government take immediate action to ensure the safety and security of tourists in Jammu and Kashmir. They also demanded that the government should take steps to prevent such incidents in the future.
“We are deeply saddened by the attack on tourists in Pahalgam. It’s a senseless act of violence that has claimed the lives of so many innocent people. We condemn the attack and demand that the government take immediate action to ensure the safety and security of tourists in Jammu and Kashmir,” said a local resident who participated in the candle march.
The attack on tourists has also raised questions about the effectiveness of the security measures in place to protect tourists in Jammu and Kashmir. The state government has been accused of being lax in its approach to security, and the attack has highlighted the need for more effective measures to prevent such incidents.
The people of Handwara, who participated in the candle march, also demanded that the government should take steps to promote tourism in Jammu and Kashmir. The state has a rich cultural heritage and natural beauty, and tourism is an important sector of its economy. However, the attack on tourists has dealt a significant blow to the tourism industry, and the government needs to take steps to restore confidence among tourists.
“The attack on tourists has dealt a significant blow to the tourism industry in Jammu and Kashmir. We demand that the government take steps to promote tourism in the state and ensure the safety and security of tourists,” said another local resident who participated in the candle march.
The people of Handwara, who participated in the candle march, also demanded that the government should take steps to resolve the political crisis in Jammu and Kashmir. The state has been facing a political crisis since the abrogation of Article 370, and the government needs to take steps to resolve the crisis and ensure peace and stability in the state.
“The political crisis in Jammu and Kashmir needs to be resolved urgently. We demand that the government take steps to resolve the crisis and ensure peace and stability in the state,” said a local resident who participated in the candle march.
In conclusion, the candle march held in Handwara to condemn the attack on tourists was a powerful display of solidarity and outrage against the senseless violence. The attack has claimed the lives of 27 people, and it’s a tragedy that has left the nation in a state of mourning. The government needs to take immediate action to ensure the safety and security of tourists in Jammu and Kashmir, and to resolve the political crisis in the state.
