Chairman of Karnataka State Board of Wakf strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam
Kalaburagi: Hafiz Syed Muhammad Ali al-Hussaini, the chairman of the Karnataka State Board of Auqaf, vehemently denounced the terrorist assault in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on April 22, saying that such activities had nothing to do with Islam.
Hafiz told the media on Sunday that the terrorists who attacked are anti-Islamic and that such infiltration in India is unacceptable.
“I vehemently condemn the terrorist incident that took place in Kashmir. Such terrorist assaults have nothing to do with Islam; these individuals are anti-Islamic. This type of attack should not occur; we will not allow such an invasion in India. He remarked, “Because peace is important to Islam, and all faiths preach peace,”
He went on to say, “No religion has any place for terrorism.” The announcement coincides with widespread indignation and condemnation of the Pahalgam terrorist assault, which claimed the lives of 26 people—25 Indians and one Nepali.
The assault ranks among the Valley’s worst since the Pulwama incident in 2019, which claimed the lives of 40 CRPF jawans.
India has taken serious action against Pakistan for its backing of cross-border terrorism in the wake of the Pahalgam terror assault.
According to the government, terrorists who carried out a terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, as well as their accomplices, would suffer harsh penalties.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised the impacted families during his monthly radio show earlier on Sunday that the “harshest” retribution will be given to the attackers and accomplices.
“The world stands with 140 crore Indians in our fight against terrorism,” Prime Minister Modi said on the 121st episode of Mann ki Baat. Once again, I assure the affected families that they will receive justice. The strongest punishment will be meted out to the attackers and their collaborators.
The prime minister said that the terrorists and terror masterminds intended to destroy Kashmir once again and that the Pahalgam terror incident happened when peace and prosperity were returning to the region.