NL Correspondent
Jammu Tawi: Movement Kalki and the Freedom Fighters Memorial Association (FFMA) organized a solemn tribute at Amphalla Chowk in Jammu to honor the martyrs of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, marking the 16th anniversary of the tragic day that claimed 166 innocent lives.
The event began with floral tributes to the martyrs, followed by a havan, where offerings were made for the peace of the departed souls and the security of the nation. The ceremony symbolized solidarity and patriotism in the fight against terrorism.
Karnail Chand, Board Member of Movement Kalki and Working President of the Freedom Fighters Memorial Association, led the program and delivered an address, emphasizing the importance of national security and unity. “The sacrifice of the 26/11 martyrs reminds us of the importance of national security and unity. We must ensure that their sacrifices are never forgotten,” he stated.
Pritam Sharma, Advisory Board Member of Movement Kalki and Senior Vice President of the Freedom Fighters Memorial Association, underscored the significance of the tribute. “This tribute is not only a remembrance of the martyrs but also a pledge to stand united against terrorism. Their bravery inspires us to build a stronger and safer India,” he remarked.
The event saw active participation from several prominent members, including Advocate Someshwar Kohli, Baba Khandeshwari Ji, Vikram Mahajan, Suresh Kumar, Dr. Sudesh Kumar, Sushil Dutt Shashi, Vijay Kumar, Akhil Gandotra, and Parvahat Kaphai (General Secretary, Freedom Fighters Memorial Association), among others.
The program concluded with a candlelight vigil and a collective pledge to uphold peace and unity in the nation, reflecting the unwavering resilience and patriotism of the Indian people.
