Former Pakistan cricketer broke the silence with just two words on the Pahgam Terror attack. Cricket news

New Delhi: Former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafze expressed deep grief over the tragic terrorist attack in Pahgam, Jammu and Kashmir by posting on X (East Twitter): “Sad and Heartbroken #Pahalgamteroristactack.”
His message, although abbreviated, widely echoed, underlines the vast human cost of such violence and collective grief triggers across the boundaries.
The heinous attack described as the deadliest in the region since the 2019 Pulwama bombing claimed the lives of at least 28 citizens and injured more than 20 others. This has shocked the nation and ruled immediate calls for united efforts to eliminate terrorism.
In view of the tragedy, the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and Central Security Agencies have launched a deep manahant to provide justice to criminals.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah strongly condemned the attack. In particular, Shah made a powerful statement, claiming the nation’s unwavering resolution against terrorism.
After garlanding the bodies of the victims, Shah said, “Bharat will not bow down to terror.

Posting on X, he shared, “With a heavy heart, paid the final honor to the deceased of Pahalgam terror attack.”
In another message, Shah said, “Every Indian feels the pain of those who have lost their loved ones in the terrorist attack and … the words cannot express this sadness.” He assured the nation: “These terrorists will not be spared people who kill innocent people.”
As grief has caught the nation, such messages serve as a powerful reminder of flexibility, sympathy and unity in front of terror.