Archive · 24 May 2025
Assam Cabinet Offers Support to Pahalgam Massacre Victims
Imagine some bad guys from Pakistan hurt some people in Pahalgam.
The government of Assam sent some ministers to visit the families of the people who got hurt, and said they were really sorry.
They gave each family 500,000 rupees to help.
The Chief Minister wrote letters to say they are thinking of the families and want to help.
They want to show that everyone in the country is together and supports each other when something sad happens.
They also want to show that they are strong and won't let bad things break them.
Assam cabinet ministers visited families of Pahalgam massacre victims.
Ministers offered condolences and financial support of Rs 5 lakh per family.
The attack was a month prior and was sponsored by Pakistan-based terrorists.
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma wrote personal condolence letters.
The financial support is seen as a gesture of national solidarity.
- Who
- Assam cabinet ministers and Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma
- What
- Providing financial aid and condolences
- When
- A month after the Pahalgam massacre.
- Where
- Homes of the victims in Assam, Kerala, Visakhapatnam and Haryana
- Why
- To show solidarity and support to the victims' families.
- Involved
- Assam Cabinet
- Victims
- 26
- Financial Aid Per Family
- Rs 5 lakh
- Perpetrators
- Pakistan-sponsored terrorists
- Location
- Pahalgam