₹20 Lakh Reward Announced for Pahalgam Attack Suspects

Pahalgam (Jammu and Kashmir) [India] April 24: In a major move by Jammu and Kashmir Police, names and sketches of those involved in the Pahalgam attack have been made public. Adil Hussain Thoker from Anantnag, Hashim Musa alias Suleiman, and Ali Bhai alias Talha Bhai are the prime suspects. To trace these men, a reward of ₹20 lakh has been announced. People are being urged to help with any information. Such announcements show how serious the situation is and how much help is needed from the public.

The Day Pahalgam Cried

The attack happened on April 22, turning a peaceful tourist area into a scene of tragedy. 26 innocent people lost their lives, many of them tourists who came to enjoy Kashmir’s beauty. This has been the worst attack in the Valley since Pulwama in 2019. Families are in shock, and the country mourns with them. Pahalgam, known for its calm and green meadows, was shaken by the sound of bullets and screams.

NIA Steps In To Support the Probe

After the attack, the National Investigation Agency joined the investigation. A team led by a DIG officer visited the site near Baisaran, just 5 km from Pahalgam. This step adds more strength to the search for truth. The collaboration between NIA and local police shows that India is ready to fight terror with all its might. Every clue is being studied so that justice can be served to the victims and their families.

Brave Acts Amidst Terror

Even during such horror, some people showed great courage. A ‘ponnywallah’ tried to snatch a rifle from a terrorist to protect the tourists. He lost his life but became a symbol of bravery in the Valley. His actions remind us that even in the darkest times, humanity shines bright. His story is now being shared all over the country, and many are calling him a hero. Kashmir remembers him with pride and sorrow.

Leaders React and Promise Action

Prime Minister Modi, while speaking in Bihar, clearly said that India will not spare any terrorist. He promised that the attackers and their supporters will be tracked down and punished. A high-level meeting was held at the Ministry of Home Affairs. Top officials from the IB, RAW, and Home Ministry took part to plan further action. The message is clear—terror will not be allowed to disturb peace, especially in places like Kashmir.