Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): After 26 people died in the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, left people heartbroken and angry, and in many cities of Madhya Pradesh, people came out on the streets to show their protest.
Bhopal Bandh On April 26
Traders have made a call for total bandh in Bhopal on April 26 in protest against Pahalgam’s terror attack.
Bhopal Chamber of Commerce and Industries announced “Bhopal Bandh” to stand with the families of the deceased and to protest against this brutal terrorist attack.
In Bhopal, people gathered at Hamidia Road, Itwara square and burnt effigies of Pakistani leaders.
Many were seen raising slogans against terrorism and Pakistan, while others held candles in their hands.
At Rajwada Square, workers of the Hind Rakshak Sangathan signed a message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi using their own blood as a sign of protest. Local leaders like MLA Malini Gaur, Golu Shukla, and others were also present.
In Indore, banners was seen at Chappan Dukan (56 shops area) that read, "No pigs, no Pakistanis allowed." On Thursday, various organisations held protests and candle marches in the city to pay tribute and demand justice.
In Jabalpur, members of the Muslim community united to condemn the attack. After Friday prayers, a large rally was taken out from the Mansoorabad area.
Hundreds of people joined wearing black bands to show protest. They raised slogans like "Pakistan Murdabad" and "Aatankwad Murdabad."
Social worker Kadir Soni said, "We strongly condemn this attack. Those responsible must be given the death penalty. We stand with our government and army, and if needed, we are ready to take up arms for our nation."
The rally passed through nearby areas, and people of all ages took part, including youth, elders, and children.
A memorandum was also prepared to be submitted to officials and the Defence Ministry, demanding immediate and strict action against the terrorists and justice for the victims.
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