‘I’ll Be The First One…’: Former Terrorist Speaks Out Against Brutal Killings In Pahalgam, Demands Tough Action

New Delhi: A former terrorist has also condemned the brutal massacre in Pahalgam claiming lives of 26 tourists and demanded tougher action against Pakistan and the Pakistan-backed cross border terrorism. In a powerful statement, Mohamad Kalu, who renounced terrorism nearly two decades ago, condemned the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, expressing his outrage and shame over the brutal killing of innocent civilians. The terrorists targeted tourists in the Baisaran meadow, resulting in the deaths of 25 tourists and a local. The incident has been described as one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in the Kashmir valley since the abrogation of Article 370.

Mohamad Kalu's condemnation and transformation from a terrorist to a vocal critic of terrorism shows a big change in his approach under the Indian government. In a conversation with news agency ANI, Kalu expressed his deep sense of shame and outrage over the brutal killings, asserting that such acts of terrorism are unjustifiable and must be stopped immediately.

"Terrorists are slaughtering innocent civilians without any justification. These acts are brutal, inhumane, and must be stopped immediately,” Kalu said.

Mohamad Kalu, who was once an active terrorist, had surrendered before the security forces two decades back. Expressing his anger over the incident, Kalu emphasised that if war breaks out between India and Pakistan, he'll be the "first one to fight".

“The government must send a clear message to all who aid and abet terrorism, including Pakistan. Enough is enough, I'll be the first one to fight if war erupts between India and Pakistan", he said.

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The Pahalgam massacre has sent shockwaves across the nation, with many condemning the brutal attack on innocent civilians. The world leaders dubbed the terrorists' actions have been described as brutal and inhumane, with no justification for the killing of unarmed tourists. The attack has also raised concerns about Pakistan sponsoring terrorism, with many demanding tougher action against Pakistan-backed cross-border terrorism.

Amidst a call for stern action against the brutal terrorists, Mohamad Kalu's statement is not just a condemnation of the Pahalgam massacre but also a call to action for the government to take tough and unrelenting measures against Pakistan-backed terrorism. Kalu's experience as a former terrorist gives weight to his words, and his urging of the government to take decisive action against terrorism.