United Against Terror: People Burn Effigies, Pay Tribute To Victims

Alot (Madhya Pradesh): Members of Hindu Samaj protested against the deadly terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir at Kargil intersection on Wednesday. They submitted a memorandum, addressed to the President, to police station in-charge.

They demanded implementation of Presidential rule in J&K. They strongly condemned the targeted killings of Hindus and non-Muslims and demanded compensation for victim’s family members. Additionally, they demanded deployment of special security forces for the upcoming Amarnath Yatra.

BJP mandal president Pushpraj Singh Solanki, ABVP in-charge Jatin Dayama and Congress leader Manas Chawla were present.

Barod (Madhya Pradesh): Under the leadership of city block Congress committee, party members burnt the effigy of terrorists of Pahalgam attack and Pakistan at Subhash Chowk on Thursday afternoon.

They protested against the killing of innocent people and demanded stern action against Pakistan and terrorism.  Block Congress president Mahendra Singh Solanki, and city president Irshad Mansuri among others were present.

Khandwa (Madhya Pradesh): Tying black bands, lawyers reached collector’s office and submitted a memorandum to deputy collector Anshu Jawala to protest against the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir. They raised slogans of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’, ‘Vande Mataram’ and ‘Pakistan Murdabad’ and paid tribute to all 28 innocent victims of terrorist attack.

They demanded strict military action against Pakistan to eradicate terrorism from its roots. Advocate Devendra Singh Yadav said that Pakistan's unrest stems from India's rise as a superpower, prompting attempts to incite terrorism in peaceful Kashmir. Bar Association president Ravindra Pathrikar, vice president Rajendra Thakur and others were present.

Mandsaur (Madhya Pradesh): Congress workers paid tribute to the victims who lost their lives in Pahalgam terrorist attack at Gandhi Chauraha on Thursday. They lit candles and burned effigies of Pakistan. Condemning the attack, MLA and district Congress president Vipin Jain said, "By taking action against terrorists, the Indian government should send a strong message against terrorism." Party members raised slogans of 'Pakistan Murdabad' and 'Atankwad Murdabad'.

Sailana(Madhya Pradesh): Press Club, Sailana took out a rally wearing black bands and submitted a memorandum, addressed to President, to SDO (revenue) to protest against the barbaric killings of 28 tourists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. In the memorandum, they said that India is a peace-loving country with a religious diversity and harmony and some anti-national forces are plotting to cause unrest in the country. They expressed condolences to victim families and demanded strictest action against terrorists.

Kasrawad (Madhya Pradesh): BJP burnt effigy of terrorists involved in Pahalgam attack and urged the government to give a befitting reply to terrorism. Drawing parallels between the recent attack on Hindus in West Bengal and targeted killings in Pahalgam, they said that the Hindu religion respects all religions and yet faces cruelty which is condemnable. They demanded government take stringent ever possible action against terrorism and its breeding country Pakistan. BJP president Manisha Sharma, Vinod Chaturvedi and others were present.

Sendhwa (Madhya Pradesh): In response to the Pahalgam terrorist attack, the Hindu community and Narendra Modi Vichar Manch protested and demanded justice for victims. The rally, raising slogans against Pakistan, reached the SDM office, where they submitted a memorandum outlining their demands for security and compensation for victim's family members.

Badnawar (Madhya Pradesh): The city and youth Congress burned effigies of Pakistan and terroriorist of Pahalgam attack at the bus stand on Thursday. MLA representative Kailash Gupta urged the government to take decisive action against terrorism. City Congress president Mukesh Hoti called for a strong response similar to Israel's action in Gaza. Former city council president Abhishek Talla Modi advocated for merging PoK with India to eliminate terrorism.

Bagh (Madhya Pradesh): Residents took ou a rally to protest the Pahalgam terrorist attack that killed 28 Hindu tourists. Marching from Shri Jabreshwar Mahadev temple to Bagh police station, they submitted a memorandum demanding strict action against the terrorists and their supporters.

Dhar (Madhya Pradesh): Sarva Brahmin Samaj Dhar expressed anger over the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam. They paid tribute to the victims at Mohan Talkies square. Samaj District president Vishwas Pandey and other members attended the meeting. The community honoured the deceased by lighting lamps and observing two minutes of silence. Gyanendra Tripathi shared this information about the tribute.