PAHALGAM -Terror attack: Five tourists from Maharashtra, including Railway Employee of Parel Workshop killed | Today news

Pahalgam terror attack: At least 26 people were killed on Tuesday in Baisaran of Kashmir’s Pahalgam when terrorists set fire to tourists in the deadliest attack on the revolt of the uprising in the Pulwama strike in the uprising. A total of 5 people from Maharashtra lost their lives in the Pahalgam terror attack. According to an official statement, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde had a telephone conversation with Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu on the Union on arrangements to bring them back to the state. During the conversation, Eknath Shinde Naidu asked to arrange a special flight to bring back the tourists of Maharashtra in Jammu and Kashmir. After the request, Naidu gave assurances that once a list of the stranded tourists was provided, arrangements would be made to bring them to Mumbai via a special flight. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has deprived the ‘horrific act’ in the summer haven of Pahalgam and the attackers promised “will be brought before justice”. The terrorists caught fire in a famous Meadow near Kashmir’s Pahalgam city on Tuesday afternoon and killed 26 people, mostly tourists, in the deadliest attack in the valley since the Pulwama strike in 2019. The 26 dead included two foreigners and two residents, a high-ranking official said without coming in detail. The Pahalgam terror attack came at a time when US Vice President JD Vance was on a four-day visit to India with his family. The Parel Workshop Railway employee dies the senior section Atul Mone of Central Railway’s Parel workshop was one of the casualties in the Pahalgam terror attack, confirmed the Central Railway. Mone died during the assault on tourists in the Baisaran Meadow area in Pahalgam. Pune residents suffer from the bullet injury Santosh Jagdale of Pune was shot during the cowardly terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, and is currently being treated. His wife was also allegedly injured in the incident. Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis spoke over the phone with Jagdale’s family in Pune and assured them of all possible help from the state government. Senior officials, including Deputy Chief Minister, Eknath Shinde and Ajit Pawar, reviewed the situation after the attack. Nagpur -family escapes fortunately that a family of Nagpur in Pahalgam, Kashmir, was present at the time of the terror attack. When they heard gunfire, they tried to escape by jumping off a hill, during which Simran Rupchandani sustained a broken leg. Tilak and Garv Rupchandani, who were with her, escaped unharmed. All three family members are now safe and contacted by the authorities. They receive all necessary help after the traumatic events of the Pahalgam terror attack that was first published: 23 Apr 2025, 12:09 am Ist