Muslim community submitted a memorandum against the terrorist attack in Pahalgam

Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

Strict action should be taken against Pakistan which is giving shelter to terrorism

Thandla: There is a wave of grief and anger across the country for the 27 tourists who were killed after being asked about their religion in Pahalgam, Kashmir.

Protests are being held at various places from Kashmir to Kanyakumari and strict action is being demanded from the government. After Jumme ki Namaaz on Friday, the Muslims of Thandla also expressed their anger over the terrorist incident.

Raising slogans of 'Down with Pakistan', Thandla Muslim community reached Thandla Tehsil office and gave a memorandum in the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Naib Tehsildar K Parmar. In the memorandum, it was said that Muslim Panch Thandla District Jhabua and the entire Muslim community appeals that Indian tourists were surrounded in Pahalgam of Kashmir and brutally killed by indiscriminate firing as part of a conspiracy, which the Muslim community strongly condemns, and demands from the Prime Minister of the country Narendra Modi that immediate action should be taken against the terrorists involved in this and those who give them shelter, and the country Pakistan which spreads hatred against Indians and is a supporter of the terrorists.

There is anger in the Muslim community due to such action taken by the terrorists.

While submitting the application and the memorandum, Muslim community members like Sadar Hasmatullah Khan, Secretary Mohammad Rafiq Sheikh, Qadir Sheikh, Mukhtiyar Khan, Javed Khan, Jamil Khan, Imran Khan, Mehmood Khan, Haji Abdul Samad Khan, Haji Shahid Nizami, Riyaz Mohammad Khan, Zakir Sheikh, Jabbar Khan, Shahid Khan etc. were present on behalf of the Muslim community. Muslim Panch Sadar Hasmatullah Khan said that strict action should be taken against the terrorists who brutally killed innocent tourists and the people who help the terrorists, there is anger in the Muslim community due to the incident in Pahalgam.