Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and JanaSena Party chief Pawan Kalyan described the incident as a "ghastly and painful" act of target killing motivated by religious bias. He met with the families of the victims and expressed his outrage over the attack. He said that the incident was part of th
Singer Arijit Singh has announced the cancellation of his upcoming concert in Chennai, scheduled for April 27, as a mark of respect and solidarity with the victims of the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir.
Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and all the allies of the Mahagathbandhan will jointly hold a "Candle March" in all the districts of Bihar to condemn the Pahalgam terror attack and demand justice for the victims. The march aims to show solidarity with the victims' families and to raise awarene
Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh observed two minutes of silence and paid tribute to the innocent people killed in the cowardly terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam.
"The Prime Minister has already made significant decisions, such as halting water supplies to Pakistan, among other crucial actions. Such incidents must never be repeated in the future, and I am confident that our Indian Army will decisively eliminate those behind this heinous act," Pawar sa
Pawan Kalyan described the incident as a "ghastly and painful" act of target killing, motivated by religious bias. He met with the families of the victims and expressed his outrage over the attack. He said that the incident is part of "revival of Hindu genocide" and demanded that the perpetr
The event brought together members of the Indian diaspora from across the UK, who came to pay their respects and stand in solidarity with the victims and their families. India's High Commissioner to UK, Vikram Doraiswami, addressed the attendees, emphasising the importance of resilience,
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde met Subodh Patil, a Raigad resident injured in a terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Shinde assured full assistance for his recovery during a visit to the hospital in Srinagar.
She demanded that the attackers be punished severely, saying, "They should be shot down." She said that the punishment should fit the crime, given the brazen nature of the attack.
Speaking to the media in Indore, Jennifer revealed how the couple initially managed to narrowly escape, only to be caught by terrorists, who appeared to be targeting people based on their religion.