Overview
- The April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, claimed 28 lives, including tourists from Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Pune.
- Victims' remains have been repatriated to their hometowns, with mass funerals held under heavy security and attended by grieving communities and political leaders.
- Spiritual leader Morari Bapu and state governments have announced financial assistance, with ₹5 lakh pledged for each victim's family.
- Survivors and stranded tourists are being evacuated through special flights arranged by state authorities, with logistical and financial support provided.
- Reports indicate the attackers targeted individuals based on religious identity, intensifying calls for justice and action against terrorism.