India’s sports brotherhood, while condemning the deadly terrorist attack in expensive, joined the nation while joining the nation and some of them demanded that the country had to cut all sports ties with Pakistan. On Tuesday, the terrorists opened fire in a first -class tourist place by killing at least 26 civilians in South Kashmir’s expensive. The Banned Pakistan-based Lashkar-E-Taiba (Let), the shadow group of the terrorist group, claimed responsibility for the attack.
“And that’s why I say it – you don’t play crickets with Pakistan. Not now. Not at all. When BCCI or the government refused to send it to the Champions Cup in Pakistan, some ‘OH, sports politics should be on top’.
“… Killing innocent Indians seems to be the national sport of Pakistan, and India should respond with zero tolerance, not with bats and balls,” he said.
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Although India has not played a bilateral cricket with Pakistan since 2012–13, and the BCCI refused to send its team to the Champions Cup earlier this year, other Indian teams continued to go to Pakistan for international events.
Goswami, who recently visited expensive, said he felt the hope and peace of return to the valley.
“And now … This again threw blood. He’s breaking something inside you. How many times we expect to remain silent,” sports “we expect us to remain.
A “angry” Olympic Bronze Medal won a boxer and ruling BJP member Vijender Singh called for “action”.
“Our brave soldiers will definitely give an appropriate answer to this coward attack in the coming times. In the presence of the brave sons of India, the plans of those who want to disturb the peace in Jammu and Kashmir will never succeed.”
Indian cricket team head coach and BJP deputy Gautam Gambhir wrote: “I pray for the families of the dead. Those responsible for it will pay. India will strike.” Badminton player Pv Sindhu, who won the Olympic medal twice, wrote a very emotional article.
“My heart hurts for the victims of the terrorist attack. Too much pain. Too much loss. No reason, no reason can justify such savagery.
“To the families left behind – your grief beyond the words, but we are not alone. We are with you. In these dark moments, we can find each other strength and never leave the hope that peace will return!” Sindhu wrote.
Javelin Shooter Neeraj Chopra and Abhinav Bindra’s Olympic Gold Medal duo prayed for the victims.
“He was broken because of the tragic attack in Jammu & Kashmir. Prayers for the victims and their families, Chop Chopra wrote.
“My thoughts have been broken because of the terrible terrorist attack in expensive. My thoughts are with the victims and their families. Terror has no place in our world, we must unite against hatred and violence.”
The attack has been the most deadly terrorist act in the valley since the 2019 Pulwama strike.
“This cowardly condemned this cowardly by Pakistan -backed terrorists. India, our brave army, J & K police and paramilitary forces in the fight against terrorism. Justice will dominate.” He said.
“My heart is going to the family members of everyone who died in Dastardly attack. This cannot be forgiven.”
Former Hockey goalkeeper Pr Sreejesh, Shuttler Saina Nehwal and twice world champion boxer Nikhat Zareen called justice.
“Condemnation is not enough, justice should follow. Our hearts are bleeding for expensive. Terror should never win. Prayers for everyone who is affected by the expensive attack,” Sreejesh wrote.
SAINA, “Expensive Terrorist attack, a heartbreaking reminder of the threats we continue to encounter. Fear -emitters – know that India is united and justice will dominate. Jai Hind.”
Zaren, “Attacking the innocent attacks on humanity. Cowardly condemns the coward terrorist attack in expensive. Justice must be fast.” Former India Wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel, said he was in line with terrible action.
“Shock and angry to hear what is happening in Kashmir. Even though those responsible will be punished, there is no numb belief in terrible actions and how everything happens.”
Shubman Gill and Kl Rahul and the former Spinner and Indian captain Anil Kumbe’s Indian shot duo wished condolences.
Gill, “This is not a place in our country.”
He added: “Innocent lives disappeared to meaningless violence. Praying for power and peace for the affected families. Let’s stand together against hatred.” Former Indian coach Ravi Shastri wrote a cowardly action, “No none of them”, “None of them”, “None of them”, “
“An innocent life disappears, humanity is losing,” Irfan wrote, “Irfan wrote.
“Such acts of violence have no place in our society. Peace can reign, Yu Yusuf added Yusuf, Lok Sabha deputy of West Bengal’s Bahampur.
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