The brutal incident has sent shockwaves across the nation, triggering an outpouring of grief and fury. Among those who voiced their outrage was former Indian cricketer Shreevats Goswami. He took to his social media to express his anger and demand strong action against the culprits.
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Reacting to the horrific Pahalgam attack, the former Indian cricketer strongly demanded that the BCCI cut all cricketing ties with Pakistan. Shreevats Goswami wrote in his long post on X: “And this is exactly why I say—you don't play cricket with Pakistan. Not now. Not ever.”
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The former Indian wicketkeeper further revealed that he had visited Pahalgam recently for the Legends League Cricket and had seen signs of peace and hope returning to Kashmir. He said that the Pahalgam terror attack shattered the progress and spirit of Kashmir. Goswami also called for stronger action from the government and the BCCI, as silence is no longer an option.
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Goswami signed off by saying, “I'm furious. I'm devastated. Just a few months ago, I was in Kashmir for the Legends League—I walked through Pahalgam, met the locals, and saw hope returning to their eyes. It felt like peace had finally found its way back. And now, this bloodshed again. It breaks something inside you. It makes you question how many more times we're expected to stay silent, stay "sporting," while our people die. No more. Not this time.”
— Shreevats goswami (@shreevats1) April 22, 2025
Notably, authorities revealed that the terrorists selected a remote, non-motorable spot, which is famous among honeymooners and adventure seekers, so that they could easily carry out their deadly mission.
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