Political Leaders Unite Against Rising Terror in Kashmir

Political leaders have condemned recent terror attacks in Kashmir targeting migrant workers, urging the government to take action. These attacks have resulted in multiple casualties, including non-local labourers and a local doctor. Leaders call for increased security and decisive measures to prevent further incidents and ensure safety.

Several political leaders expressed strong condemnation following a series of terror attacks in the Kashmir valley targeting migrant workers, with calls for the government to take decisive action to prevent further violence.

The attacks, which left non-local labourers and a local doctor dead, have sparked concern among leaders, including former deputy chief minister Kavinder Gupta, who underscored the necessity for improved safeguards for workers in the region.

Leaders such as National Conference secretary Sheikh Bashir and Congress vice president Ravinder Sharma emphasized the ongoing challenge of terrorism in Kashmir, advocating for increased security measures and unity in facing these threats.

(With inputs from agencies.)