Muslims hold anti-Pakistan protest in Sujanpur Tira

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Hamirpur, Updated At : 02:15 AM Apr 29, 2025 IST

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Muslim residents of Sujanpur Tira in Hamirpur district on Monday held a protest against Pakistan, blaming it for the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam.

The protesters carried placards and raised slogans denouncing the terror attack. They submitted a memorandum to the authorities, demanding strong action against those who committed the heinous crime.

One of the protesters said that India was a peace-loving country where people from different backgrounds lived together in harmony.

Incidentally, Sujanpur Tira town was on edge in February over a proposed statue of Maharana Pratap in front of a mosque. A delegation of the Muslims had submitted a memorandum to the Hamirpur administration, asking it to not install the statue.

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