Date: April 23, 2025
J&K Terror Tragedy: Telugu Tourists Among Victims
Pahalgam Attack: One of India’s Deadliest Civilian Tragedies
The recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, has shaken the nation to its core. With at least 27 civilians losing their lives, this brutal assault is now being marked as one of the worst attacks on Indian civilians in recent history. The Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir claimed 27 lives, including two Telugu Tourists victims
Telugu Tourists Victims: Tragedy Hits Vizag and Nellore Families
Earlier reports confirmed that Chandramouli, a Visakhapatnam native, was killed in the incident. Now, another Telugu family has suffered a heartbreaking loss.
Madhusudan Somisetty, a Victim from Nellore
Madhusudan Somisetty, originally from Kavali in Nellore district, had moved to Bengaluru with his family. He was on a family vacation to Kashmir when tragedy struck. Terrorists opened fire, and Madhusudan was fatally shot. He died on the spot, leaving his family and community devastated. Friends and relatives in both Nellore and Bengaluru are mourning his sudden demise.
80 Telugu Tourists Stranded in Srinagar Hotel
In another concerning development, around 80 Telugu tourists are currently stranded in a private hotel in Srinagar. These families were visiting Kashmir when the Pahalgam terror attack occurred, and have since been unable to leave due to safety concerns. Their anxious families back home are seeking urgent support.
Government Responds: CM Chandrababu Naidu Takes Action
Recognizing the gravity of the situation, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has stepped in. He has directed authorities to ensure the safe return of Telugu tourists. A special help desk has been set up at the Andhra Pradesh Bhavan in New Delhi to coordinate rescue and support efforts.
Hope Amidst Tragedy: Government Working on Safe Transit
The Indian Government, along with local and central agencies, has mobilized swiftly. Officials are now working to ensure that all stranded tourists in Jammu and Kashmir are brought back safely. While the pain of the lives lost remains, coordinated efforts offer a ray of hope for those still awaiting safe return.