Vahbiz Dorabjee Was Planning A Trip To Kashmir Ahead Of Pahalgam Attack: 'When Will This Stop?'

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23-04-2025

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Actress Vahbiz Dorabjee expressed anger over the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 27 tourists. Aly Goni, Nakuul Mehta, and others also condemned the attack.
Television actress Vahbiz Dorabjee has revealed that she was planning to go to Kashmir just before the shocking terror attack there. On Wednesday, the actress took to her Instagram stories and expressed anger over the terror attack.
'Was Planning a Trip to Kashmir Yesterday..So Shaken..When will this stop..Pahalgam," Vahbiz wrote.
For the unversed, Lashkar-linked terrorists opened fire on a group of tourists in Pahalgam on Tuesday afternoon. The incident killed around 27 people. Eyewitnesses told security forces that two to three men rushed in dressed in military fatigues, firing indiscriminately at tourists while they were enjoying the Baisaran Meadows of Pahalgam on horseback. The Resistance Front (TRF), a Lashkar offshoot, took responsibility for the attack.
Security forces were rushed to the area, and a massive anti-terrorist operation was launched to hunt down the assailants. Videos of the aftermath of the attack showed people lying motionless and bloodied on the ground while women were frantically looking for their loved ones.
Besides Vahbiz, several other television actors also reacted to the inhumane terror attack. Aly Goni, who also hails from Kashmir, took to his Instagram stories and expressed anger and sadness. 'I'm Heartbroken and enraged by the horrific terror attack in Pahalgam today. This senseless violence against innocent lives contradicts the peace Islam teaches. My prayers are with the victims and their families. We must unite against such evil," he wrote.
Nakuul Mehta also posted on X, 'Numb from the devastating terrorist attack in Pahalgam 💔" Among others, Hina Khan, Dipika Chikhila and Rashami Desai also condemned the attacks.
Aditi Malik also penned down a long note that read, 'Why again? Because hatred still lingers. Because some people are still committed to tearing down instead of building up. And it's extremely painful it really hurts when we are caught in the middle of that hatred. How do we sleep tonight? Maybe we do May be we don't. Maybe we just sit with this pain, talk about it, mourn the loss, and promise not to let ourselves grow numb to it. But tomorrow? Tomorrow we keep going. We don't let fear win. We support each other, we speak out, and we demand better from leaders, from systems, from each other."
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