Tripura transgender community protests Pahalgam attack, vows to defend nation

In a powerful demonstration of patriotism, members of the Kinnar Samaj in Gomati District’s Udaipur staged a protest condemning the recent terrorist attack on Hindu tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir.

Outraged by the brutal violence, the protestors burned Pakistan’s national flag, holding it responsible for repeated acts of terror on Indian soil. Chanting slogans like "Bharat Mata ki Jai" and holding placards denouncing terrorism, they called for decisive action against Pakistan-sponsored militancy.

Speaking to the media, the transgender activists made their position clear: “We have been protesting against Pakistan for years. They are disturbing peace and attacking innocent people. We must unite and fight back.”

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Declaring their unwavering commitment to the nation, one protester said: “We, from Kinnar Samaj, are ready to face bullets if needed. We will stand at the frontlines to protect our Bharat Mata.”

They condemned the attacks on women and civilians in Kashmir and called upon all Indians to stand united against external threats.

The protest by the transgender community has drawn attention for its bold stand and heartfelt patriotism, signalling that every section of Indian society is ready to defend the nation against terror.