Kashmiris Don’t Deserve Hate for Their Hospitality

Kashmir Extends Hand of Hospitality

Srinagar, Apr 26: In the heart of Srinagar’s Lal-Chowk, prominent banners declaring “Dear tourists, Your Safety, Our Priority” now stand as a symbol of Kashmir’s resilience, as local traders set up stalls offering free snacks and tea to visitors. Following the deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam’s Biasaran valley that claimed 26 lives, Kashmir’s business community, tourism stakeholders, and ordinary citizens have mobilised to offer free food, …

Kashmiris Don’t Deserve Hate for Their Hospitality

Indian tourists feel safe, welcomed in Srinagar amid Hindutva-fueled hate campaigns - Kashmir Media Service

Srinagar: Amid rising communal tensions fueled by Hindutva leaders and attacks on Kashmiris in India, visiting Indian tourists in Srinagar, Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, have praised the overwhelming warmth and hospitality extended to them by the local population. According to Kashmir Media Service, many said they felt not only safe but deeply welcomed during their stay in the Kashmir Valley. The iconic Dal Lake remains a hub of l…