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Namchi Rallies In Solidarity Against Terror Attack Of Pahalgam

On May 06, in Namchi Sikkim, Rashtriya Swayansewak Sangh, Rashtriya Hindu Parishad, Exservicemen Welfare Association, Muslim Community of Namchi, Namchi Bazaar Committee, Chautara Namchi, SKM Party Nari Shakti, in participation of all the general public of Namchi, rallies in Namchi on May 06, as a sign of solidarity against the Terror Attack of Pahalgam, J&K, an incident of April 22.

The rally took place in Central Park Namchi from 6PM for about half an hour.

All representatives of each of the participant groups, believe that the justice for the Terror Attack of Pahalgam must be met.

They have said that terrorism has no religion or caste, and have mentioned that in today’s rally, there was the presence of Hindus, Muslims, Christians and Buddhists, who have come together to stand in solidarity against the act of Terror.

“Bharat Mata Ki Jai”, “Vande Maataram”, “Hindu Muslim Bhai Bhai”, and “Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Ishai, Ek Hai Ek Hai”, were the slogans of the rally.

The active coordination and participation by different groups in today’s rally resounds the voice of the people for independence from terror and injustice the people have faced due to Terror Attack of Pahalgam.

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