In a poignant display of solidarity, hundreds of people gathered in the North Kashmir district of Kupwara today to express their support for the families of the two Punjab residents tragically killed in a militant attack in Srinagar on Wednesday evening. The victims, Amrit Pal Singh and Rohit Masih, hailed from humble backgrounds in Punjab’s Amritsar and had journeyed to Srinagar to provide for their families.
Beginning at 6:00 pm, a solemn candle march was organized, drawing participants from various segments of society including local residents, members of Civil Society Kupwara, traders, and transporters. The march commenced from Kupwara Bus Stand and wound its way through Kupwara By-Pass, concluding at Fountain Chowk Rigipora.
During the march, protesters unequivocally condemned the heinous attack and extended heartfelt condolences to the grieving families of the slain civilians. Describing the incident as an unfortunate and somber episode in Kashmir’s history, the demonstrators expressed profound sadness and distress over such acts of violence within the region.
Emphasizing the collective desire for peace and harmony, the protesters asserted that every human life is invaluable and should be respected. They urged for the prevention of such tragic incidents, underlining the importance of preserving the sanctity of human life.
The candle march served not only as a gesture of solidarity but also as a reminder of the shared humanity that unites people in times of adversity.
