Mohammed Siraj was among several Indian athletes who condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam Jammu and Kashmir, which on Tuesday, April 22, was injured by 26 tourists, and on Tuesday, April 22. Siraj wrote a heavily created place and called to “end madness”, and required the perpetrators to be punished “without mercy”.
Attackers, believed to be members of the queue of resistance -The prohibited terrorist group Lashkar-E-TABA (years)–he was firing for tourists on the picturesque Baisaran meadow in Pahalgam. The incident is described as the worst attack on civilians in India from terrorist attacks in Mumbai in 2008.
“Just read about the terror and shocking terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Focus and kill innocent civilians in the name of religion is pure evil … No cause, no faith, no ideology can ever justify such a monstrous act.”
“Yeh Kaisi Ladai Hai. Jahaan insaan ki jaan ki koi hut hi na (what is it a fight? Where is there no value for human life?).
“I can’t even start imagining the pain and trauma that families have to go through. May the families find strength to survive this unbearable grief. We are sorry for your loss. I hope this madness ends early and these terrorists are found and punished, without mercy,”
Eyewitnesses said that terrorists had emerged from the surrounding pine forests and fired at people on a picnic, rode ponies or food at food stalls. Most of the victims were tourists, including two foreigners from UAE and Nepal and two locals.
On Wednesday, the convicts of Great Sachin Tendulkar and Virt Kohli condemned.
“Honestly, condemning the families of victims. They pray for peace and strength to all those who lost their lives and justice to serve for their cruel act,” Virt Kohl said.
“The affected families must go through unimaginable suffering – India and the world will connect with them in this dark lesson when we mourn over the loss of lives and pray for justice,” Tendulkar said.
Mohammed Shami’s fast pitch condemned this attack and said it was time for the nation to oppose terrorism.
Former Wicketkeeper Shreevats Goswami, in a heavily created post, urged India to reduce all sports relations with Pakistan.
“And that’s exactly why I’m saying – you’re not playing cricket with Pakistan. Not now. Not now. When the BCCi or the government refused to send India to Masters in Pakistan, some had the courage to say,” Oh, but sport should rise over politics, “Goswami wrote.
India and Pakistan have not played a bilateral cricket since the 2012–13 season. Both teams met at multinational tournaments, including Asia Cups and ICC World Cups and Champions Trophy. At the beginning of this year, India refused to travel to Pakistan for the Champions AS trophies AS the goal of missing security reasons. India played her matches in Dubai and won a sought -after title.
Published:
Akshay Ramesh
Published on:
23 April 2025
Tune
