Pahalgam terrorist attack: The Prime Minister of Jammu and Kashmira, Omar Abdullah, has requested a meeting of all parties on April 24 after Pahalgam’s terrorist attack in the Valley. According to the invitation letter published by CM Abdullah, the meeting will be held at 3 pm at the Sher–Kashmir International Conference Center (SKICC) in Srinagar.
“I Write To You With A Heavy Heart, In the Aftermat of the Horrific Attack That Tok Place in Pahalgam Yesterday. The Lives Lost and the Anguish Inflicted Upon Innocent Citizens Have Deeply Shaek Nave Deply Slegy for Trayed to Trayed to Trayed to Trayed through Through Trayed through Trayed to Trayed to Trayed through Trayed to Trayed a tray to tray to Brayed to Tragedy for a tray to a tray to a tragedy for a tragedy of a tragedy a tragedy of a tragedy of Jammu and Kashmira, “the CM said.
CM Omar Abdullah said a joint conviction of the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, together with the current situation in the region, will be discussed at the meeting.
“At this gloomy moment, I think it is our collective service representatives of the people of the people and as the custodians of democratic values to another irrepective of our political affiliations and is united in our response. I amage to the discussion, expression of ignition, opura ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A. Therefore, therefore, to the execution.
The attack, carried out by terrorists in Baisaran Meadow in Pahalgam on Tuesday, is one of the most mortal in the Valley from the 2019 pulwama strike in which 40 Jawans CRPF were killed.
Previously, the government of Jammu and Kashmira (JK) announced ex-gravia worth RS 10 Lakh each for the families of deceased victims and RS 2 Lakh for those who suffered serious injuries.
“No amount of money can compensate for the loss of loved ones, but as a support and solidarity brand, the government of J & K announces a former RS 10 Lakh each for the families of the deceased, RS 2 Lakh for those seriously injured” and RS “Minister (CMO) said in an X on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the Interior Minister of the Union, Amit Shah, visited the Faculty of Government Medicine (GMC) on Wednesday in Anantnag to meet with the victims injured by Pahalgam’s terrorist attack, which charged several lives and left other wounds.
