Pragati Jagdale, wife of Santosh Jagdale, one of the tourists killed in the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, has appealed to leaders not to politicize the tragedy. Jagdale, an eyewitness and survivor, claimed that the terrorists came with a clear intention to kill and carried out the massacre cold-bloodedly. She urged all politicians, on humanitarian grounds, not to play with their emotions.

Jagdale also claimed that the terrorists had marked out non-Muslims and that they were haunted by the terror attack. She now hopes that with government assistance, her daughter Asavari will be able to rebuild her life. The Maharashtra government will give financial assistance of ₹50 lakh each to the families of six state residents killed in the Pahalgam terror.

In an emotional appeal, Pune resident Pragati Jagdale, who is an eyewitness and survivor, said, “Please don’t politicise the incident or play with our emotions. We were there. We know what the terrorists said. We have already shared their statements during the attack last week. Additionally, jobs will be given to the next of the kin of the slain tourists from Maharashtra.

Vijay Wadettiwar, the leader of the Congress Legislature Party (CLP), has criticized the notion that terrorists ascertained religion and killed people. He questioned the time it took for terrorists to whisper in someone’s ears, a controversial topic. Wadettiwar’s comments have sparked controversy, with ruling alliance leaders, including Devendra Fadnavis, condemning.

His statement. Fadnavis argued that Wadettiwar’s statement has exacerbated the pain of accusing him of undermining TO ALL the Pahalgam attack. The controversy has sparked calls for civil valour awards

On April 22, 2025, a devastating terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, claimed the lives of 26 individuals, predominantly tourists. In the aftermath, survivors and victims’ accusing him of undermining the victims’ experiences. families have provided harrowing accounts, asserting that the assailants targeted individuals based on their religion

Pragati Jagdale, whose husband Santosh was among the victims, recounted that the terrorists inquired about their religion before opening fire. She criticized political leaders, particularly from the Congress and NCP (Sharad Pawar faction), for casting doubt on survivors’ testimonies, urging them not to politicize their trauma. “Please have some humanity. You are also one of us,” she implored, emphasizing the need for empathy over political discourse. ​

Similarly, Ashanya Dwivedi, the widow of victim Shubham Dwivedi, shared that her husband was shot after identifying himself as Hindu. She highlighted that the assailants’ questioning provided others a chance to escape, and she has since appealed for her husband to be recognized as a martyr In response to the controversy, the Congress party clarified that.

Thimmapur’s statements do not reflect its official stance, distancing itself from the remarks. Contradicting these accounts, Karnataka Congress minister T.B. Thimmapur expressed skepticism about the attackers’ motives, suggesting that attributing religious intent might be an attempt to divert attention from security lapses. His remarks sparked backlash, with critics

In response to political figures questioning these accounts, Pragati Jagdale, whose husband Santosh was among the victims, condemned such skepticism. She urged leaders to refrain from politicizing the tragedy, emphasizing the authenticity of survivors’ testimonies The incident has intensified national outrage and calls for justice, highlighting the need for empathy and.

The incident has intensified discussions on the importance of acknowledging victims’ the victims’ experiences. families who lost loved ones in the Pahalgam attack. The controversy has sparked calls for civil valour awards and government jobs for families of Pahalgam victims accusing him of undermining the victims’ experiences. narratives and ensuring that political.

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Actor Atul Kulkarni has expressed his support for Kashmir’s tourism, stating that the region is “very safe” and that all Indians should visit. He travelled to Pahalgam just days after a terrorist attack, and he said that terrorists had sent a message asking people not to visit Kashmir. Atul also asked people not to cancel their travel plans to Kashmir and that they should support.

The Kashmiri people. He also urged people not to desert the Valley now, as the relationship between Kashmir and the mainland should not stop. Kulkarni also shared pictures after visiting Pahalgam and praised the Indian army for security lapses in the Pahalgam attack. He also shared a series of photos from his visit to Kashmir. Kulkarni’s visit to Pahalgam.

In the wake of the tragic Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives on April 22, 2025, actor Atul Kulkarni has taken a stand to encourage tourists to continue visiting Kashmir. He visited Pahalgam shortly after the incident, emphasizing that such acts of violence should not deter people from exploring the region. Kulkarni remarked, “Kashmir humara hai, hum ayenge.

The attack, which occurred in the Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, targeted tourists and led to widespread cancellations, with reports indicating that 90% of bookings were revoked following the incident. Kulkarni expressed his belief that the terrorists aimed to send a message discouraging visitors from coming to Kashmir. In response, he felt compelled to act and visit the region personally, stating, “I couldn’t give that message sitting in Mumbai.

During his visit, Kulkarni shared images of the serene Pahalgam landscape and interacted with local residents, reinforcing the message that Kashmir remains a welcoming and safe to Documented on his Instagram was account underscoring the collective ownership and resilience of the Indian people destination. His actions have been widely appreciated, with many viewing them as a powerful statement of solidarity and defiance against terrorism.​

Atul Kulkarni, the acclaimed actor, took a bold stand following the tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, which resulted in the loss of 26 lives, mostly tourists. Instead of retreating, Kulkarni made a conscious decision to visit Pahalgam himself and send a powerful message to the people of India and the world: “Humara Kashmir hai, hum ayenge Kashmir.

The attack, which took place in the picturesque Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, targeted a group of tourists. Following the attack, tourism in Kashmir took a major hit, with bookings plummeting by nearly 90%. Many were hesitant to travel to the region due to the security situation. However, Kulkarni, who is known for his deep connection to Indian culture and his commitment to social causes, felt compelled to make a personal visit to counter the negative.

Speaking about his decision to visit, Kulkarni shared that he couldn’t sit idly in Mumbai while the region faced turmoil. “I couldn’t give that message sitting in Mumbai. People need to know that Kashmir is as beautiful and peaceful as it has always been. The terrorists’ objective was to scare people away, and we must not let them succeed,” Kulkarni said. His visit to Pahalgam.

During his visit, Kulkarni shared photos of the breathtaking Pahalgam landscape on social media, urging his followers to experience the region’s natural beauty. He interacted with locals, offering his solidarity and reaffirming that Kashmir remains a safe and welcoming destination for tourists. His words were widely appreciated, as they provided a sense of hope also showed the world that terrorism cannot and should not dictate the future of Kashmir.

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