People in Noorkhah, Baramulla Protest Violent Blast in Islamabad, Demand Justice for Victims Residents of Noorkhah in the Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir held a protest on February 7, 2026 to condemn the recent deadly blast at a religious site in Islamabad, Pakistan that claimed many lives and injured scores of worshippers during prayers. The protesters gathered along the Srinagar-Baramulla National Highway and voiced strong anger and sorrow over the loss of innocent lives, particularly among Shia worshippers who were attending Friday prayers when the blast occurred. They carried banners and voiced slogans calling on authorities to ensure protection of all religious communities and accountability for such violence. Participants stressed that their demonstration was aimed at condemning the violent incident and injustice, not at targeting ordinary citizens of any country. Several speakers emphasized unity and peace while urging governments to work toward ending cycles of violence that affect civilians regardless of their faith. The protest in Noorkhak was part of wider expressions of solidarity across the Kashmir Valley, where members of local communities gathered in multiple towns to register their concern after the fatal blast in Islamabad.

Imran Farooq

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People in Noorkhah, Baramulla Protest Violent Blast in Islamabad, Demand Justice for Victims Residents of Noorkhah in the Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir held a protest on February 7, 2026 to condemn the recent deadly blast at a religious site in Islamabad, Pakistan that claimed many lives and injured scores of worshippers during prayers. The protesters gathered along the Srinagar-Baramulla National Highway and voiced strong anger and sorrow over the loss of innocent lives, particularly among Shia worshippers who were attending Friday prayers when the blast occurred. They carried banners and voiced slogans calling on authorities to ensure protection of all religious communities and accountability for such violence. Participants stressed that their demonstration was aimed at condemning the violent incident and injustice, not at targeting ordinary citizens of any country. Several speakers emphasized unity and peace while urging governments to work toward ending cycles of violence that affect civilians regardless of their faith. The protest in Noorkhak was part of wider expressions of solidarity across the Kashmir Valley, where members of local communities gathered in multiple towns to register their concern after the fatal blast in Islamabad.