Shops closed in Amritsar. It has been decided to close the shops after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam.
After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, a high alert has been issued on Pakistan’s borders adjacent to Punjab. After the input of terrorist activities received by intelligence agencies, Border Security Force (BSF) active its Quick Reaction Teams (QRT)
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meanwhile A call has been given to close Amritsar city in Punjab. The call has been given by the city’s major business organizations, which has got the support of more than 16 market associations.
BSF has blocked near the Attari border in Amritsar. Every visitor is being checked.
On this, an important meeting of various market organizations was held in Katra Ahluwalia area on Friday under the chairmanship of OP Bulani, head of Amritsar Peace Goods Association, in which the bandh was unanimously decided. The meeting was attended by Shastri Market, Gaggu Mandi, Sarafa Bazar, Katra Jaimal Singh, Katra Ahluwalia, Pratap Bazar, Goenka Market, Old Mandi, Focal Point and other markets.
Protest against Pakistan closed since morning, protest against Pakistan On Friday evening, all the organizations had instructed their members to keep the shops completely closed on Saturday. Due to this, all the markets of Amritsar are completely closed since this morning. There is silence in the markets
Traders gathered and raised loud slogans against Pakistan and Pakistani rule and are expressing their anger by burning effigies of Pakistan. The protesters demanded strict action from the central government against the terrorists and their supporters.
Unite and raise voice against terrorism OP Bulani said that the soldiers and citizens of our country are constantly being attacked. In such a situation, the time has come that the whole country should unite and raise his voice against terrorism. Today’s bandh is a symbol of peaceful, but strong opposition from our side. Tight security arrangements have been made in the city. Police has deployed additional force at every protest site.