After over three months of pain and waiting, the families of those who lost their lives in the Pahalgam terror attack have finally found some solace. On 22 April, 26 lives were lost in the brutal terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Now, the Indian Army has eliminated all three terrorists involved — Suleman, Jibran, and Abu Hamza — under Operation Mahadev, as announced by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Parliament.

"Today I Am Relieved": Martyr's Wife Speaks from Kanpur

In Kanpur, Aishnya Dwivedi, wife of martyr Shubham Dwivedi, expressed her gratitude:

“This is a proud moment. The army’s action brings relief. These terrorists were hard to trace. I thank our brave soldiers. Let there be no politics over this.”

Her father-in-law, Sanjay Dwivedi, echoed the sentiment and urged the government:

“Operation Sindoor must continue until terrorism is wiped out. This was an attack on our nation — we must respond with strength.”

“We Had Faith in PM Modi”: Widow from Pune

In Pune, Sangeeta Ganbote, wife of Kaustubh Ganbote, said:

“We trusted Prime Minister Modi to deliver justice. I thank the army and the government for fulfilling that promise.”

“I Thank the Army and PM”: Widow in Odisha

From Balasore, Odisha, Priyadarshini Acharya, wife of martyr Prashant Kumar Satpathy, said:

“Hearing the news of their death brought some happiness. The steps taken by our army are absolutely right.”

“Why Didn’t I Have a Rifle?”: Raw Emotion from Pune

In an emotional message, Pragati Jagdale, widow of Santosh Jagdale, said:

“I can’t describe what I went through in these three months. I used to look at his photo and ask why he went there. Sometimes I wished I had a rifle to avenge him myself. But today, we finally have justice.”

"Today, the 26 Souls Rest in Peace": Daughter’s Heartfelt Message

Asawari Jagdale, daughter of Santosh, shared:

“Now, those 26 souls will finally find peace. We can sleep peacefully too. We hope such terror ends forever.”