Assam: Artists in Dhubri protest Pahalgam killings through powerful street art

Following the horrific terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, that claimed the lives of numerous tourists, the artistic community in Dhubri has responded with a poignant form of protest.

Artists took to the streets, using walls as their canvas to express their condemnation of the brutal violence. Inspired by the tragic events in Pehelgam, artists in Dhubri were seen creating powerful murals with paints, conveying their anguish and outrage over the killings.

The act of painting on public walls served as a visible and impactful statement against terrorism. Among the artists participating in this moving demonstration was 90-year-old Arjun Sharma, who, with a brush in hand, passionately contributed to the artistic protest. His participation underscored the deep sense of sorrow and condemnation felt across generations.

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The sentiment echoed through the artwork was one of profound dismay at the inhumanity of the attack. One of the powerful messages conveyed by the artists was that "Pehelgam's murder is not the best thing to do," emphasising the senselessness and cruelty of the violence.

Some artists even drew a stark contrast, stating, "Animals don't do this," highlighting the barbaric nature of the terrorist act. The artists' community in Dhubri collectively demanded an immediate and strong response to the terror attack, using their creative expression to amplify the call for justice and peace. 

The murals are expected to remain as a stark reminder of the tragedy and the artistic community's solidarity with the victims and their families.