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India’s leader Modi touted all was well in Kashmir. A massacre of tourists shattered that claim

  • On April 22, attackers shot mostly Indian Hindu men among hundreds of tourists at the Baisaran meadow near Pahalgam in Kashmir, killing 26 and wounding 17.
  • The massacre followed claims by Narendra Modi's administration that militancy was under control and tourism signaled normalcy, though experts warned these were fragile assertions.
  • India described the event as a terror attack backed by Pakistan, which Islamabad denied, leading to diplomatic actions and rising calls in India for military response while assailants remain at large.
  • Security experts and officials admitted to lapses, noting missed warning signs and highlighting the attack’s planning and possible retaliation link to a March train hijacking by Baloch insurgents in Pakistan.
  • The attack shattered prior government optimism on Kashmir’s peace, intensified tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors, and prompted world leaders to urge de-escalation amid fears of wider conflict.
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India's leader Modi touted all was well in Kashmir. A massacre of tourists shattered that claim

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration has governed Kashmir with an iron fist in recent years.

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Firstpost News broke the news in Mumbai, India on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
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