Hundreds of Hindus Start Pilgrimage in Kashmir Amid Ongoing India-Pakistan Tensions
Hindus have embarked on a monthlong pilgrimage in Muslim-majority Indian-administered Kashmir amid tensions following an India-Pakistan conflict. The pilgrimage begins near the site of a deadly attack in April that killed three Indian tourists and injured two others.
Hindus have begun a monthlong pilgrimage in Muslim-majority Indian-administered Kashmir, following a deadly attack in April near the site of the pilgrimage that killed four people and injured several others. The pilgrimage marks a significant show of resolve by Hindus amidst tensions with Pakistan over the region. Despite warnings from some lawmakers to call off the yatra, many pilgrims have chosen to proceed with their prayers and rituals. The pilgrimage is set to conclude on August 11.
