The Muslim Mahasabha of Mandsaur on Friday strongly condemned the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, by organizing a protest at Khanpura Gate, where they burned an effigy symbolizing terrorism. The demonstration was followed by the submission of a memorandum to the Honorable President of India, delivered through the local police station, demanding strict and swift action against those responsible.
The memorandum expressed deep grief over the loss of innocent lives and the injuries sustained by civilians and security personnel in the attack, calling it a heinous and inhumane act that poses a serious threat to the unity and integrity of the nation. The Mahasabha emphasized that the Muslim community of Mandsaur stands firmly against terrorism and extends heartfelt tributes to the martyrs, along with condolences to the bereaved families.
In their appeal, the Muslim Mahasabha called on the government to identify and punish the perpetrators at the earliest, and to take strict action against any institutions or officials found negligent. They also urged the central leadership to adopt a firm and decisive national policy to combat terrorism and ensure the safety of all citizens, regardless of region or religion.
Several prominent community members were present during the protest, including Qazi-e-Shahar Mandsaur Asif Ullah Sahab, Sadar Anjuman-e-Islam Sadiq Hussain, former councilor Sabir Hussain Shah, Naib Qazi Kifayatullah Sahab, Dr. Waseem Khan, Ehsan Khan, Rahis Khilji, Kalu Shah Mandewale, Imran Shah, Zubair Nizami, Salam Abbasi, Tanveer Sabzifarosh, and other members of the Muslim Mahasabha and local community.
The event underscored a unified call from the community for justice, national security, and communal harmony. The information was shared by Sameer Pathan.