Pahalgam Terror Attack: BJP National Spokesperson Ajay Alok on Thursday confirmed the party’s aggressive stance against terrorism emanating from Pakistan, stating that India will act decisively and strike at a time of its choosing after the recent massacre of 26 tourists in South Kashmir’s Pahalgam.

Speaking to the media, Alok said, “The terrorists have been identified. Ghar mein ghus kar marenge, apne samay par marenge aur zaroor marenge (We will enter their homes and eliminate them, at our own time — but we will certainly do it).”

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On the other hand, the Karnataka BJP also said that neighbouring Pakistan must pay the price for the Pahalgam terror attack in which scores of tourists and local civilians were killed.

“We are all Hindus first, and not divided by caste. Pakistan must pay the price for these killings. We are confident that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will take firm action against the terrorists,” said the Karnataka BJP chief B.Y. Vijayedra while addressing a public meeting as part of the ‘Janakrosh Yatra’.

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What started as a peaceful summer holiday in the beautiful meadows of Pahalgam became horror on Tuesday, when terrorists attacked a group of individuals — primarily tourists — and killed 26 and injured a number of others in one of the most gruesome civilian attacks in Kashmir in years.

The targeted group had come from all over India, including Maharashtra, Karnataka, Haryana, and West Bengal. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde confirmed that five of the victims were from his state. Among the victims was a 26-year-old Indian Navy lieutenant from Haryana, who had gotten married a week ago.

Sadly, two tourists from Karnataka, two from Kolkata, and a local man in Pahalgam were also killed.

Government Responds

Following the violent attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi suddenly cut short his official visit to Saudi Arabia and returned to India on Wednesday morning. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has left for Jammu and Kashmir to oversee the security response and assess the situation firsthand.

The coffins of the deceased were brought to Srinagar airport, where a number of state government officials had assembled in order to aid in repatriating the victims and organizing support for the affected families, according to ANI.