Minister Javed Rana Vows to Protect Tourists After Pahalgam Assault
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Synopsis
Jammu and Kashmir Minister Javed Rana condemned the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, urging unity and reaffirming the state's commitment to protecting tourists. This incident has ignited a nationwide outcry for accountability against the attackers, showcasing the resilience and humanity of the local populace.
Key Takeaways
- Minister Javed Rana condemned the Pahalgam attack.
- The attack has united political parties in Jammu and Kashmir.
- Rana reassured citizens and tourists of their safety.
- Local residents have shown bravery in helping victims.
- At least 26 people were killed in the attack on tourists.
Jammu, April 26 (NationPress) Following the recent terrorist incident in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, there has been widespread outrage across the nation. Political factions from all sides have united, urging the Central government to take decisive measures against those responsible.
In this context, Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet Minister Javed Ahmed Rana made a strong statement denouncing the attack and providing reassurance to both citizens and visitors.
In an interview with IANS on Saturday, he remarked: "The Pahalgam attack is beyond description. No level of condemnation suffices. This tragedy took place in our own backyard. Such an event in your home leaves a lasting pain. The Jammu and Kashmir government stands in solidarity against this attack and assures the Centre of our people's dedication to preserving law and order."
"This attack has drawn condemnation from not just the state but the entire nation and the global community. For the first time, political parties in the region have united in a public response. We ask the nation to remember how the people of Jammu and Kashmir displayed humanity by rushing to aid the injured, putting their own lives at risk. We honor those courageous individuals," he added.
He continued by saying: "I urge all citizens: if you are planning to visit Jammu and Kashmir, please do so. Our people have always acted like soldiers in safeguarding our guests, and that will not change."
It is important to note that on April 22, terrorists fired upon unarmed tourists in Pahalgam, resulting in at least 26 fatalities and numerous injuries. This heinous attack has provoked outrage and grief throughout India, with calls for stringent action against the assailants.
