Pahalgam Terror Attack: Advocates Chant Slogans Against Pakistan In Jabalpur; Demand Strong Retaliation By PM Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah
People demanded the government to hunt down and demolish all militant groups residing in the country itself

Madhya Pradesh: Advocates Chant Slogans, Burn Effigy of Pakistan In Protest Against Pahalgam Terror Attack In Jabalpur | FP Photo
Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): In an angry demonstration members of The Advocates Association staged a protest at Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Chowk in Jabalpur condemning the latest terrorist attack in Pahalgam that killed 27 Indians.
The visuals show angry mob of advocates burning effigies of Pakistan and raising slogans against terrorism. The protestors called for a strong reta response by PM Modi led government.
The protest was highlighted by the angry mob burning of an effigy symbolizing Pakistan and terrorism, which drew the attention of commuters.
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Speakers at the protest demanded a prompt response and an action against from the Prime Minister and Home Minister, A senior advocate said " This horrific act in Pahalgam must not go unanswered. The country expects a befitting reply.” He also added "India should no more entertain peaceful relationship with the neighboring country but instead get back the acquired land in PoK".
Though the protest was highly intensified but it remained peaceful, Police ensured smooth traffic control and routes were diverted to maintain harmony. People waved Placards and chanted slogans like "Pakistan Murdabad" to express their anger.
People demanded the government to hunt down and demolish all militant groups residing in the country itself.
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