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The recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam has shocked the entire nation, leaving 26 innocent tourists dead. Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet Minister Javed Ahmed Rana has strongly condemned the incident, emphasizing the state's commitment to protecting visitors. Political parties have unusually united in their response, showcasing a collective stand against terrorism. Despite the tragedy, Rana reassured tourists that J&K residents will continue to guard and welcome guests with the same courage and hospitality.

Key Points: Javed Rana Vows J&K Tourist Safety After Pahalgam Terror Attack

  • J&K ministers condemn brutal Pahalgam terrorist attack
  • Political parties unite against terrorism
  • State promises enhanced tourist protection
  • Community shows solidarity with victims
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'J&K residents will guard tourists like soldiers': Minister Javed Rana after Pahalgam attack

J&K Minister Javed Rana promises robust security, condemns Pahalgam terrorist attack targeting innocent tourists

"Our people have always stood like soldiers to protect guests - Javed Ahmed Rana"

Jammu, April 26

In the wake of the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, there is a nationwide outrage. Political parties across the spectrum have come together, demanding that the Central government take stern action against the perpetrators.

Amid this, Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet Minister Javed Ahmed Rana has issued a strong statement condemning the attack and reassuring citizens and tourists alike.

Speaking to IANS on Saturday, he said: "The Pahalgam attack cannot be described in words. No amount of condemnation is enough. This tragedy occurred in our own home. When something like this happens in your house, the pain is unforgettable for generations. The Jammu and Kashmir government has condemned the attack and assured the Centre that the people of the state are fully committed to maintaining law and order."

"This attack has been condemned not only by the entire state but also by the entire country and the world. For the first time, political parties in the region have come out together on the streets, united in their response. We appeal to the nation to also remember how the people of Jammu and Kashmir showed humanity by rushing to help the injured, without fearing for their own lives. We commend those brave individuals," he added.

He further said: "I appeal to all fellow citizens: if you wish to visit Jammu and Kashmir, please come. Our people have always stood like soldiers to protect guests, and we will continue to do so."

It is noteworthy that on April 22, terrorists opened fire on unarmed tourists in Pahalgam, killing at least 26 and injuring several others. The brutal attack has sparked anger and sorrow across India, with demands for strict action against those responsible.

- IANS

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Rahul K.
This is heartbreaking 💔 The minister's words are powerful but we need concrete action to ensure tourist safety. J&K is such a beautiful place that shouldn't be marred by these incidents.
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Priya M.
I visited Pahalgam last year and the locals were the kindest people I've ever met. It's tragic that such violence happens in paradise. My prayers for the victims' families 🙏
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Arjun S.
Respectfully, while the sentiment is good, we need more than words. What specific security measures are being implemented? Tourists need to see action plans, not just assurances.
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Sunita R.
The unity shown by political parties gives me hope. Terrorism has no religion or region - we must stand together against it. #IndiaAgainstTerror
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Vikram J.
My family was planning a Kashmir trip next month. This news is terrifying but the minister's words do provide some comfort. Will wait to see how situation develops.
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Neha P.
The bravery of locals helping injured tourists deserves more recognition! 👏 These are the real heroes we should be talking about.

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