The transgender community in Tripura has taken a bold stance against terrorism, following the recent attack on Hindu tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Members of the Kinnar Samaj in Gomati District’s Udaipur gathered to protest the heinous act of violence and express their unwavering patriotism.
During the protest, the demonstrators burned Pakistan’s national flag, holding the country responsible for the repeated acts of terror on Indian soil. They chanted slogans like “Bharat Mata ki Jai” and held placards denouncing terrorism. The transgender activists called for decisive action against Pakistan-sponsored militancy, urging the government to take a strong stand against terrorism.
In a statement to the media, the members of the Kinnar Samaj emphasized their long-standing opposition to Pakistan’s actions. They expressed their solidarity with the victims of the attack and their determination to protect the nation. One protester declared, “We are ready to face bullets if needed. We will stand at the frontlines to defend our Bharat Mata.”
The transgender community also condemned the attacks on women and civilians in Kashmir, calling for unity among all Indians to combat external threats. Their protest has garnered attention for its powerful message of patriotism and determination to defend the nation against terrorism.
The demonstration by the transgender community in Tripura serves as a reminder that every section of Indian society is prepared to stand up against terrorism and protect the country. Their bold stand has inspired many and highlighted the importance of unity in the face of external threats.
