Kashmir Attack Sparks Outrage and Calls for Action Against Terrorism

The Gagangir terror attack, which claimed the lives of seven people, including a doctor and laborers, has prompted strong reactions from victims' families and political figures. Calls for justice and an end to terrorism resonate as a National Investigation Agency team is set to investigate the incident.

The recent Gagangir terror attack in Kashmir has left families mourning as seven people, including a doctor, were killed. Shashi Bhushan Abrol's family, one of the victims, expressed their grief and demanded justice, emphasizing that he was the sole breadwinner for his family. "These terrorists should be killed," said Abrol's brother.

The attack occurred on the Srinagar-Leh national highway near a tunnel construction site in Ganderbal district. Unidentified assailants targeted laborers and staff as they were heading back to their camp in Gund. The tragedy underscores the vulnerability of workers and has led to widespread condemnation.

National Conference President Farooq Abdullah condemned the attack, pointing fingers at Pakistan. "Kashmir Pakistan nahi Banega," he stated, urging for an end to terrorism and urging Pakistan to halt support for such activities. An NIA team is set to arrive at the attack site to lead the investigation.

(With inputs from agencies.)