Aishanya Dwivedi Expresses Gratitude as NIA Files Chargesheet in Pahalgam Terror Attack

In a significant development in the Pahalgam terror attack case, Aishanya Dwivedi, wife of the late Shubham Dwivedi from Kanpur, expressed her relief and gratitude following the filing of the chargesheet by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

Speaking about the prompt action taken by the authorities, Aishanya said, “The Government of India and the NIA acted swiftly in this case. I am grateful to all the officers and armed forces involved for their relentless efforts. Completing the investigation and filing the chargesheet in a timely manner brings immense relief to the victims’ families.”

She further appreciated the operations carried out by the security forces, mentioning Operation Sindur and Operation Mahadev, which sent a strong message to terrorists. “The filing of the chargesheet now brings closure to a critical phase of the investigation,” she said.

Demand for Strict Action

Aishanya also reacted to the revelation that some individuals of Indian origin had aided the terrorists. She emphasized that the strictest action should be taken against such people, warning that their deeds should serve as a deterrent to anyone considering support for Pakistan-backed terrorists. She highlighted that some of the accused named in the chargesheet had bounties of up to ₹10 lakh on their heads.

Call for National Unity Against Terrorism

Reflecting on recent terrorist incidents, including the Red Fort attack in India and the Sydney attack, Aishanya stressed that such events are part of a growing pattern of terrorist activities. She appealed to all citizens to stand united against terrorism, stating that the fight is not only the responsibility of the government or agencies but of the entire nation. Only with collective resolve can terrorism be eradicated from its roots.

This statement underscores the ongoing public and familial involvement in supporting national security efforts and maintaining vigilance against terrorism.

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