The All BTC Minority Students' Union (ABMSU) staged a candlelight protest on Thursday evening at Gandhi Park in Kokrajhar, strongly condemning the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam.
The protest, organized by the Kokrajhar District Committee of ABMSU, witnessed the participation of hundreds of student members from various parts of the district. Holding lit candles in their hands, the protesters gathered in a solemn and silent demonstration to pay tribute to the victims and express their outrage over the brutal killings allegedly carried out by Pakistani militants.
The protestors chanted slogans demanding justice for the victims and accountability for those responsible for the heinous attack. They also highlighted the growing concerns regarding cross-border terrorism and the security situation in the region. The protesters expressed their solidarity with the families of the victims and extended their deepest condolences to the affected families.
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Speaking on behalf of the organization, ABMSU leaders condemned the attack as an act of barbarism that violates the fundamental human rights of innocent civilians. They demanded strict and immediate action against the perpetrators and urged the central government to take a firm stand against terrorism.
“The central government must ensure that such attacks are not repeated, and the lives of innocent citizens are protected. We stand with the victims’ families and demand justice,” said an ABMSU leader during the protest.
The protest highlighted the growing concern among students and youth over repeated acts of cross-border terrorism. The ABMSU also called for national unity in combating extremist violence and for stronger measures to protect citizens from terrorist activities.
The candlelight vigil concluded with the students reiterating their demand for swift action and justice, with hopes for a peaceful and secure future for all citizens.
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