News Topic:Tourists

Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed deep sorrow over the mass departure of tourists from Kashmir in the aftermath of the deadly militant attack in Pahalgam.

Security agencies on Wednesday released sketches of three suspected militants believed to be behind the deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam.

Businesses and educational institutions across Kashmir are shut in protest against the attack that killed more than 20 people on Tuesday.

Amit Shah assured the families of the victims of the Pahalgam attack and the entire nation that those responsible for the killing of innocent civilians "will not be spared."

The Jammu and Kashmir Government on Wednesday announced Rs 10 lakh as ex-gratia relief to the families of the victim families and Rs 2 lakh for the grievously injured.

An Indian Navy officer, Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, was among the 28 people killed in the Pahalgam militant attack on Tuesday, officials said.

Militants on Tuesday carried out a major carnage in this world-famous tourist destination in Kashmir by targeting vacationers, leaving at least 26 people dead.

More than two dozen tourists are believed to have been killed and at least eight others were injured in a major militant attack near the tourist destination of Pahalgam.