Surely he is aware that the Pahalgam terrorists have still not been brought to justice: Congress on the Prime Minister's visit to Jammu and Kashmir

Just ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's much-anticipated travel to Jammu and Kashmir, the Congress Party has expressed severe concerns over the lack of progress in bringing the culprits of the Pahalgam terror incident to justice. The incident, which occurred on April 22, 2025, continues to cast a pall over the Union Territory, with victims' families still seeking closure. Congress released a harsh statement on Thursday, questioning the government's silence and inaction. "Surely the Prime Minister is aware that the terrorists responsible for the brutal killings in Pahalgam have not yet been apprehended or brought to justice," according to a party representative. What has concerned both opposition leaders and civilians is the suspected link between the Pahalgam assailants and other big incidents. According to several media reports, which have not been publicly contradicted, the same group of terrorists is suspected to be responsible for the Poonch terror assault in December 2023 and the devastating strikes in Gagangir and Gulmarg in October 2024. Congress leaders have voiced concern that the repeated attacks in the region are indicative of a bigger intelligence and security failure, and they have requested that the government share more information about the investigations. "If these reports are correct, it is a significant issue of national security. Why are the offenders still at large? "Why has there been no update for the public?" the statement said. The Pahalgam attack was strongly condemned across party lines, but the reluctance to arrest or neutralize the perpetrators nearly six weeks later has heightened political tensions, especially as the Prime Minister prepares to tour sensitive sections of the region. Local people and the victims' families are also becoming increasingly concerned. "We seek justice, not words. "How can our wounds heal when those who killed our loved ones are still free?" asked a family of one of the victims on the condition of anonymity. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit is scheduled to involve discussions with local security officials, BJP party workers, and potentially a public address. However, it is unclear whether he will address the Pahalgam matter directly. This development has once again highlighted Jammu and Kashmir's precarious security landscape, as well as the political blame game that continues to obstruct serious action. REAL BREAKING NEWS will provide constant updates from Jammu and Kashmir as the situation unfolds.

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