Don’t Let Terrorists Win, Don’t Stop Visiting Kashmir: Atul Kulkarni

After the fatal assault in Pahalgam, many dignitaries from around the nation arrived within the area to ship a message that do not let terrorists win, and proceed visiting Kashmir.’

The Pahalgam assault despatched shockwaves all over the rustic, particularly amongst vacationers in Kashmir or the ones making plans to talk over with. Nearly 90 in keeping with cent of holiday makers determined to prevent coming to Kashmir. If this pattern had persevered, it might were observed as a victory for the terrorists who aimed to divide the rustic alongside spiritual traces.

Among the dignitaries used to be Bollywood actor-producer Atul Kulkarni, who travelled without delay from Mumbai to Kashmir and drove to Pahalgam to ship the message, “Chalo Kashmir.” He met with vacationers and locals, emphasizing that “all Kashmiris are not terrorists.” Speaking to Zee News, he shared an stumble upon with an aged guy who had served vacationers for over 40 years and mentioned, “This time, my eyes bleed blood.”

The well-known actor posted a number of moments from his shuttle to Kashmir on social media. Kulkarni said, “It’s high time we don’t let ourselves be divided. We should all visit Kashmir, from all parts of India, and give a befitting reply to the terrorists.” 

After his talk over with to Pahalgam, Kulkarni spent an afternoon in Srinagar, the place he noticed, “Tourism businesses are in shock. They must have had big plans for the year, and now everything is ruined. We must understand the urgency of the situation and continue visiting Kashmir. That will be our collective answer to terrorism.” He added, “We should not politicize this attack. It’s not just an attack on tourists; it’s an attack on the 140 million people of India, and we have to defeat them.”

Atul Kulkarni’s talk over with used to be geared toward boosting the morale of the Kashmiri other people and vacationers who, regardless of the assault, selected to stick in Kashmir or got here after the assault. He concluded, “I salute those who remained here despite such a huge attack and sent a message to the country that Kashmir is safe.”