Operation Sindoor: A Step Against Terrorism Welcomed by Victim's Family

The family of a Pahalgam terror attack victim from Andhra Pradesh expressed support for India's Operation Sindoor against terror camps in Pakistan. The attack claimed 26 lives, including two tourists from Andhra Pradesh. Despite welcoming the government's actions, the victims' families remain in shock and deeply mourn their loss.

The shocking Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, including two tourists from Andhra Pradesh, has left families in a state of profound grief and disbelief.

Following the tragedy, the victim's kin have come forward, voicing their support for India's 'Operation Sindoor' — a strategic maneuver against terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Kumar Raja, co-brother of one of the victims, JC Chandra Mouli, sees this as a commendable step by the government, emphasizing that no Pakistani civilians were harmed during the operation; only terrorists were targeted.

Despite the government's actions against terrorism, the emotional toll on the victims' families is significant. Mouli's wife has faced renewed depression upon receiving her husband's belongings, and the family, including daughters who have flown in from the US, struggles to cope with the devastating loss.

(With inputs from agencies.)