US EditionMilitants in Indian Kashmir segregate men from women and children before opening fire
- A brutal attack in Pahalgam led to the deaths of 26 tourists, with several others injured, marking one of the deadliest assaults in Kashmir in a decade.
- Debasish Bhattacharya recited the 'Kalma' and avoided being shot during the attack, while victims were targeted based on their religious responses.
- The Assam government is arranging for Bhattacharya's family to return home, with Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma ensuring their safe evacuation.
- Eyewitnesses stated that only men who could recite the 'Kalma' were spared by the terrorists, which highlights a disturbing tactic used in previous attacks.
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On 22 April 2025, a terrorist attack in the Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam, about 100 km south of Srinagar, killed 26 people (here, here). In this context, a video titled “A Hindu boy crying next to the body of his father killed in the Pahalgam terror attack” is going viral on social media. (here, here, here) . Let’s see how much truth there is in this story. An archived version of this post can be found here. Claim: A Hindu boy crying next to the …
Pahalgam attack: Internet in tears at seeing a young boy stoically recall his father's murder
Pahalgam Terror Attack: A boy who lost his father in the maniacal killings in Baisaran can be seen bravely recalling the horrific incident while talking to the media. India News Trending
Pahalgam horror: Just 15 minutes away from Baisaran, how salty rice saved a family of 11
Alby George, his wife Lavanya, their children, and extended family members arrived in Kashmir on April 18. After visiting Gulmarg and Sonmarg, they headed to Baisaran in Pahalgam on April 22, the day of the terror attack.
Militants in Indian Kashmir segregate men from women and children before opening fire
Militants who killed 26 people in India's Kashmir region separated the men from the women and children and asked the men their names before shooting them at close range, security officials and survivors said on Wednesday.
'Kalma' saved my life: Assam University Professor recounts Pahalgam terror ordeal
Reciting the Islamic verse 'Kalma' narrowly saved Assam University Professor Debasish Bhattacharya from being shot by terrorists during the brutal attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where he was vacationing with his family. Bhattacharya, a Bengali professor at Assam University in Silchar, was present at the Baisaran meadows when armed terrorists began targeting tourists in the scenic area. He said the people around him crouched on the ground…
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