Zero Tolerance for Terror: India’s Response Will Be Relentless, Says Rajnath

National News: The terrorist attack on innocent tourists in Basaron area of ​​Pahalgam, situated in the quiet plains of Jammu and Kashmir, has shook the entire country. So far 26 civilians have died in this attack while 17 others are seriously injured. The brutality of the incident increased to such an extent that the terrorists first asked the religion of the people, asked to read Kalma, and those who could not read were shot on the head.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, taking a tough stand on this heart attack, gave a clear message on Wednesday - "India cannot be intimidated, and the terrorists will have to pay a heavy price for this attack."

"Zero tolerance policy, action will be taken in every situation"

Rajnath Singh said during an event held in Delhi, "India's policy regarding terrorism is very clear - Zero tolerance. Those who are responsible for this attack will get a befitting reply. India will neither bow, neither stop nor scare under any circumstances."

Attachment of attack: murdered on the basis of religion

The attack in the Basaron Valley has shaken the soul of the country. According to eyewitnesses, tourists were asked before their name and religion. Those who read Kalma were released, while others were shot nearby. This attack is not just a crime but a cruel attack against humanity.

Security agencies on alert, search for terrorist network begins

After the attack, the search operation in the entire area continues rapidly. Jammu and Kashmir Police, CRPF and Army have jointly taken up the front. According to intelligence agencies, terrorist groups associated with Pakistan may be involved in this attack and information about the identity and location of the attackers is being collected.

Outrage at political and social level

There is a deep resentment about this attack across the country. From social media to streets, people are demanding avenge from the government to avenge the murder of innocents and punish the terrorists on the spot. Tribute meetings are being held in many states and people are expressing solidarity with the victim families.