Tribute by 24 Crafts under the Film Chamber to Those Killed in the Pahalgam Terror Attack
There is no need to elaborate on the recent terror attack that occurred in Pahalgam. Pakistani terrorists brutally targeted innocent civilians. This incident has caused widespread outrage across the country. Every Indian’s blood is boiling with anger. Protests have erupted nationwide, demanding strict action against Pakistani terrorists. Authorities have already formulated plans to curb terrorism. Indian armed forces have been deployed and the hunt for terrorists has begun. In this context, a tribute was paid to those who lost their lives in the Kashmir terror attack, organized under the aegis of the Film Chamber.
Former MAA President, ex-MP, and senior actor Murali Mohan spoke on the occasion, calling the attack a highly unfortunate event. He expressed sorrow over such attacks happening in a peaceful country like India. He said the entire world has condemned the attack. Despite India having several beautiful tourist destinations, people from neighboring countries hesitate to visit due to internal differences among Indians. He urged everyone to put aside their differences and unite as one. He called upon all Indians to stand united and support the authorities who are ready to take strict action against terrorism.
TFCTC Secretary Mr. Prasanna strongly condemned the incident. He lashed out at the terrorists and expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for cancelling all other engagements to prioritize this issue. He also thanked Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu and Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for their support.
President of the Telugu Film Employees Federation, Mr. Vallabhaneni Anil Kumar, also condemned the act of terrorism. He expressed sympathy for the innocent people who lost their lives and assured that the Telugu film industry and the Telugu Film Employees Federation would always stand by the victims and their families. He promised to raise awareness to prevent such incidents in the future. He expressed thanks to PM Narendra Modi and both Telugu state CMs Chandrababu Naidu and Revanth Reddy for treating the incident seriously.
MAA Associate Vice President Madala Ravi also condemned the attack. He offered condolences to the families of the 26 deceased and appealed to the 1.4 billion citizens of India to support the authorities committed to combating terrorism. He assured full support from the entire Telugu film industry.
Several prominent members attended the meeting, including Bharat Bhushan, Damodar Prasad, Murali Mohan, Prasanna Kumar, Anupama Reddy, Madala Ravi, Vallabhaneni Anil, Sridhar, Tummalapalli Ramakrishna, Manik, Prakash, Rajeev, and others.
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