Anger Erupts Across India, Demonstrations Held in Front of Pakistan High Commission Following Pahalgam Attack

National News: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, there has been a wave of anger across the country. The killing of 26 tourists in the terrorist attack has put the entire country in deep shock, and protests against it have spread rapidly. People have come out on the streets to express their resentment and hate.

Protests outside Pakistan High Commission in Delhi

On Thursday, thousands of people gathered in front of Pakistan High Commission in Delhi and protested against terrorism. Nearly three hundred protesters took out candle marches, shouted slogans and strongly condemned against Pakistan. These protesters tried to convey the message that India is completely united against terrorism and would not tolerate any kind of attack.

During this period, Delhi Police had tightened security around Pakistan High Commission, but in front of the increasing anger of the protesters, they removed the barricades, so that people could get full opportunity to raise their voice.

Protests continue in states

Apart from Delhi, protests continued for the second day in many states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Punjab and Haryana. The market remained closed in the six major cities of Punjab - Hoshiarpur, Muktsar, Anandpur Sahib, Amritsar, Pathankot and Kapurthala, while the locals were on the road and protesting against Pakistan.

Political parties like BJP, Congress, AAP and Akali Dal also participated in these demonstrations. He demanded strict action against Pakistan and raised the voice of punishing the responsibilities of the attack.

Candle march in Gurugram, Pataudi

Protests also intensified in Gurugram and Pataudi. In Gurugram, Hindu and other organizations took out a candle march, while Congressmen in Pataudi expressed their opposition.

In Patna, Bihar, the Sikh community took out a candle march from Takht Sriharimandir Ji Patna Sahib and expressed its hatred against terrorism.

Call for bandh and performance across the country

Other Hindu organizations including Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) have announced a major performance across the country. On 25 April, a voice will be raised against terrorism at Jantar Mantar under the leadership of Sant Samaj. On the same day, other organizations including VHP and Bajrang Dal will perform at the district level.

Protest in Nepal also

The anger of the public is now boiling in Nepal against the Akhilgam terror attack. In Janakpurdham, Nepal, Vishwa Hindu Parishad and other associations took out a protest march and shouted slogans against terrorism. People were raising slogans of terrorism Murdabad while marching from Janaki temple to Janak Chowk. Along with this, he paid tribute to tourists killed in the attack and burnt an effigy of terrorists.

 Anger not only in India, but also outside India

This entire incident has given rise to anger not only in India, but also outside India. In all parts of the country, people are raising their voice against terrorism and showing that India will not tolerate such terrorist attacks at all. The protest against terrorism shows that the people of the country are united and support the strict steps of the Government of India against terror.