In Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur, hundreds of citizens gathered to protest against the horrific Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir. This brutal assault claimed the lives of 26 tourists from across the country. During the protest on Wednesday night, the flag of Pakistan was set ablaze. Chants were raised against the neighboring nation for harboring and supporting terrorists. Candles were lit at Chatrasal Chowk to commemorate the victims.
BJP executive member Pushpendra Pratap Singh declared, "Every Indian is deeply saddened by the Pahalgam attack. The merciless killings of the unarmed and innocent vacationers demand retribution. We urge the central government to obliterate 50 terrorists for every tourist killed. The retaliatory strike should be so formidable that it uproots such organizations."
The BJP leader highlighted Pakistan's involvement in the attack, pointing out its proximity to comments made by Asif Munir, the neighboring country's army chief, regarding Kashmir and religious divides.
Singh continued, "The protesters included senior citizens, retirees, and members of civilian organizations. We ignited Pakistan's national flag in protest."
