People in J&K Hold Candle March to Condemn Attack on Tourists
In a show of solidarity and outrage, people in Handwara, Jammu and Kashmir, came together to hold a candle march on Tuesday to condemn the recent terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam. The attack, which has reportedly claimed the lives of 27 people, has sent shockwaves across the country and sparked widespread condemnation.
The candle march, which was attended by hundreds of people, was a powerful display of the people’s outrage and grief. Participants held candles and chanted slogans such as “Wake up Pakistan” and “Stop killing innocent people” to express their anger and disappointment. The march was a poignant reminder of the devastating impact that terrorism can have on innocent lives.
The attack, which was claimed by The Resistance Front, a terrorist outfit, has left the nation in a state of shock. The victims, who were mostly young tourists, were enjoying a vacation in Pahalgam when the attack occurred. The sudden loss of life has left their families and friends devastated, and the nation is still coming to terms with the tragedy.
The people of Handwara, who participated in the candle march, were visibly shaken by the news of the attack. Many of them had traveled from different parts of the region to join the march and express their solidarity with the victims’ families. The atmosphere was tense, with people visibly upset and angry about the senseless violence that had occurred.
The candle march was organized by local residents and civil society groups, who felt the need to come together and condemn the attack in a public show of solidarity. The march was peaceful, with participants holding candles and chanting slogans in a dignified manner. The police had also been deployed to maintain law and order, but they did not intervene, allowing the march to proceed peacefully.
The attack on tourists is a stark reminder of the fragile security situation in Jammu and Kashmir. Despite efforts by the government to improve security, terrorist outfits continue to find ways to carry out attacks, often targeting innocent civilians. The recent attack has raised questions about the effectiveness of the government’s security measures and the need for a more comprehensive approach to tackling terrorism.
The people of Handwara, who participated in the candle march, were unanimous in their condemnation of the attack. “This is a senseless act of violence that has left us all shaken,” said Mohd Sadiq, a local resident who took part in the march. “We cannot understand why anyone would want to target innocent tourists who are just trying to enjoy a vacation.”
The attack has also sparked widespread outrage on social media, with people from across the country expressing their shock and grief. Many have called for stronger action to be taken against terrorist outfits and for the government to do more to ensure the safety and security of citizens.
In the aftermath of the attack, there has been a growing sense of uncertainty and fear among tourists and locals alike. Many have expressed concerns about the safety of visiting Jammu and Kashmir, and there are fears that the attack could have a long-term impact on the region’s tourism industry.
The government has condemned the attack and assured that it will take all necessary steps to ensure the safety and security of citizens. The police are investigating the attack and have arrested several suspects in connection with the incident.
As the region comes to terms with the tragedy, the people of Handwara and Jammu and Kashmir are determined to continue to stand together against terrorism. The candle march was a powerful symbol of their resolve and a reminder that, even in the face of adversity, the people of this region will not be deterred.
