Mumbai: In view of a terrible terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, it was claimed that 25 Indian citizens and a Nepali citizens, Bollywood celebrities and public figures have come forward to express their condemnation and solidarity.
The attack in Pahalgam in Pahalgam on 22 April has left the country in shock and sorrow.
Actor Rashi Khanna, who recently appeared in the film ‘The Sabarmati Report’, spoke against the violence, expressed deep grief over the incident.
“I condemn the violence. Every person is condemning the violence,” he said, “I have seen some videos. I think anyone who has seen them will break the heart. I think we all did not expect this to happen. But it has impressed our countries.
Raashii went to express his heartfelt support for families affected by the attack. He said, “I give my support and love deeply to those families who are unhappy,” he said, “I hope we will fight it as a nation and come back strong.”
#Watch Mumbai | But #PahalgamterroratactackActor Rashi Khanna says, “I condemn the violence. I have seen some videos, and whoever sees it will break their hearts … It has impressed our country. I hope we will fight it as a nation and come back strong.” (25/04) pic.twitter.com/ssfjqgdqmd
– Annie (@ani) 26 April, 2025
Earlier, actor Sunil Shetty also urged Indian citizens to support the tourism industry of Kashmir by planning their next holiday in the state.
Talking to the media at the Lata Dinath Mangeshkar Award 2025 ceremony, Shetty urged people to show solidarity and disregard against terrorism.
“Hume Nagrik’s Taraf from the same hi Karna Hah, Hume Tu Kran Hah Ki A Agma Hume Hume Egli Chuti, which will be Kashmir, I will be hi and somewhere.
Sunil also gave his personal support to the officials and said that he was ready to meet Kashmir as a tourist or an artist.
He said, “Main himself has said that if Kalco is a lump that Hume Hume comes there, Hume Hyseot from HiSyut’s Hymit from Hyseot’s Hume Hume Hume Hume Shooting Cran is Yaran Jana, we Ayenag,” he said that it expressed his desire to contribute to any kind of recovery.
The tragic terror attack has raised security concerns in Kashmir, which has increased military activity.
Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi arrived in Udampur on Friday to review the security situation at the Northern Command Headquarters.
They were informed by senior military officials on the security situation along with control status (LOC) and other sensitive areas in the Kashmir Valley. The army has started several operations to neutralize terrorists in the region after the Pahalgam attack.
On Friday, during an encounter in Bandipora, security forces killed a Lashkar-e-Tabiba (late) militant aide Altaf Lalli, while two security personnel were injured in the exchange of fire.
Despite the ongoing military efforts, stress is more tension with continuous conflict with LoC.
In response to the attack, the Government of India has taken decisive diplomatic measures. The government announced the suspension of the SAARC Visa exemption scheme for Pakistani citizens and ordered the withdrawal of several military advisors from the Pakistani High Commission in New Delhi.
Additionally, India signed the Indus Water Treaty in view of the Pahalgam attack in 1960.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed that the Defense/Military, Navy and aerial advisors at the Pakistani High Commission were declared a personality non-Grata, with a time limit of a week to leave India.
India will also withdraw its defense from Islamabad, Navy and aerial advisors, and reduce the number of assistant employees in both high commissions.
