After the cowardly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, frightened and scared tourists in various areas of Jammu and Kashmir are trying to return home somehow. Many groups from various districts of Maharashtra have now gathered at one place and are worried about going back to their homes.
These are the travelers who left their homes in the hope of experiencing heaven on earth, but they felt overwhelmed when they reached here. Many women have tears in their eyes. His only wish is to somehow reach home. Now the problem is that there is no ticket available for these people to go back home and where they are there is too much fare.
‘My 6 -year -old son calls me everyday and asks…’
A female passenger cried crying, “My 6 -year -old son is waiting for my house to come to my house. He calls me every day and asks me when you will come? But I do not know when I will be able to go. Now I am also afraid whether we will be able to go back or not?” We appeal to the government to take all of us safe from here and take them home.
‘I will never come again Kashmir’
Another woman said, “We are very scared. They were asking people’s names and beating them and beating them. My children are waiting for me at home. I have been calling to come back from tomorrow itself. I have come to Kashmir for the first time, but this is the last time. After that I will never come to Kashmir.”
Adil Malik helped hundreds of people
In this disaster, the ray of hope for these tourists was Adil Malik, a resident of Sopore, Kashmir. He has been associated with Pune -based NGO ‘Sarhad’ for the last 10 years. Adil has now emerged as the messiah for such tourists and with his efforts, he has sent back 100 such tourists from Kashmir who wanted to return home as soon as possible.
Adil says, “I have arranged for some people in my house and have made separate arrangements for some. Currently, we have been contacted by about 150 tourists who are living in different areas of Kashmir, we will soon deliver them to their homes.”
‘Kashmir guest is known for Nawaji’
Adil Malik said, “The April 22 attack is a stain on Kashmir, but this attack should not be seen from the glasses of religion. They were terrorists who have no religion.”
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