Pahalgam, Jun 1: Assam Agriculture Minister Atul Bora visited the family of martyr Adil Hussain Shah in Pahalgam, South Kashmir, Sunday. He offered condolences to the bereaved family and assured them of full support from the Government of Assam and its Chief Minister.
Atul Bora expressed deep sorrow over the tragic incident that took place on April 22, when Adil Hussain Shah was killed by terrorists. “We have conveyed our condolences to the family and offered them support on behalf of the Government of Assam and the Chief Minister,” he said.
Atul Bora also spoke about the importance of peace in the region and how the local people must work together to prevent such incidents in the future. “Tourism is the main industry here. After the attack, the number of tourists has gone down, which is a big loss for the people. Everyone should come forward to protect Kashmir’s tourism,” he said.
The Minister encouraged people from Assam and across India to visit Kashmir and experience its beauty, saying, “Kashmir is a place for everyone. We will tell the people of Assam to come and visit Pahalgam, to see its beauty, and to support the local people.”
Atul Bora concluded by promising to inform Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma about the situation in Kashmir and the need for continued support. “We will invite the Chief Minister to visit this beautiful state,” he added. (KNS)
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