Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Kerala Bikers Ride to Kashmir to Protest Terror Attacks
A group of bikers from Kerala rode their motorcycles to Kashmir to protest a terrorist attack.
They call their movement 'Bullet against Bullet.'
They started from Kalady and traveled to the Line of Control, which is a border area.
The bikers want to show they are not afraid of terrorists and stand united.
The group consists of 26 bikers, including women.
The bikers are paying for the trip themselves to show dedication and support Operation Sindoor.
Bikers from Kerala are on a 3,600-kilometer journey to Kashmir to protest the Pahalgam terror attack.
The bikers' movement is called 'Bullet against Bullet' and 'Chalo LoC'.
The rally started on June 1st from Kalady and reached Srinagar before heading to the LoC.
Twenty-six bikers are participating, with around 15 women included in the journey.
The bikers are self-sponsored and aim to show unity against terror and support Operation Sindoor.
- Who
- Twenty-six bikers, including men and women, from Kerala.
- What
- A biker rally to protest the Pahalgam terror attack and support Operation Sindoor.
- When
- The rally started on June 1st and reached Srinagar.
- Where
- From Kalady in Kerala to the Line of Control in Kashmir.
- Why
- To protest the Pahalgam terror attack, show unity against terror, and support Operation Sindoor.
Terrorists
Bikers from Kerala
Use of Violence
Terrorists
Used violence with bullets to cause harm and instill fear.
Bikers from Kerala
Bikers used their Bullet bikes for unity and show of strength.
- Movement Name
- 'Bullet against Bullet', 'Chalo LoC'
- Starting Point
- Kalady, Kerala
- Destination
- Line of Control, Kashmir
- Distance
- 3,600 kilometers
- Purpose
- Protest against terrorism and support Operation Sindoor
- Number of Bikers
- 26
- Women Riders
- Around 15