After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April, the Jammu and Kashmir government has taken a big decision. Taking precautionary measures, the government has temporarily closed 48 out of 87 tourist places in the valley. The Omar government has taken this decision on the recommendation of security agencies.
The purpose of this decision is to ensure the safety of tourists and avert any potential danger. Since the Pahalgam attack, there has been a significant decline in the number of tourists in the Kashmir Valley. Srinagar Airport has also seen a significant decrease in the arrival of passengers. According to sources, some sleeper cells have become active in the valley after the Pahalgam attack, they have been instructed to start the activity.
In this case, the administration says that the situation is being constantly monitored and security arrangements are being given priority. The government has assured that as soon as the situation becomes normal, the tourist places will be reopened for tourists.
Let us tell you that on 22nd April at around 2.30 pm in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, terrorists massacred 26 people by firing indiscriminately at the tourists. These terrorists, who came in army uniform, first asked the tourists about their religion in the Byasaran valley of Pahalgam, checked their identity cards and then shot them saying that they were Hindus.
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