Khel Udyog Sangh observes 2-hour silent protest

A silent protest was organised for two hours from 4 pm to 6 pm today under the leadership of Khel Udyog Sangh Punjab convener Vijay Dhir. The protest was held to condemn the attack in Pahalgam in which innocent unarmed...

Tribune News Service

, April 24, Updated At : 04:19 AM Apr 25, 2025 IST

Ravinder Dhir, an industrialist, said the barbaric act committed by separatists in Jammu & Kashmir will not be able to stop the progress in the state. “Our protest today is a tribute to the innocent citizens. We pray for the peace of those departed souls and pledge no terrorist force that hinders the development of the country will be tolerated. We will support our government in ending terrorist activities and remain dedicated to service,” the members said.

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