New Delhi:
Actor Sunil Lahiri Pahalgam, who became popular with the role of Laxman in Ramanand Sagar’s TV show ‘Ramayana’, was hurt and angry with the incident of the terrorist attack. He appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take strict action against terrorism while sharing a video related to ‘Ramayana’. While sharing the video on social media platform Instagram, Sunil Lahiri wrote in the caption, “There is a humble request to Prime Minister Modi to end terrorism. Now the time has come to take strict action against terrorism and to completely eliminate them.”

At the same time, in the video of ‘Ramayana’, his character was seen lip-linking, which is as follows, “Leave these things, Modi ji, now the time has come to raise weapons. The attack of terrorists on the countrymen, now we should teach them a lesson.” Users were also seen commenting on their post. One user wrote, “The same passion is still, the attack.” The other wrote, “Let us together kill this terrorism asura.”

He said in another post, “Terrorism is in the name of humanity, it is very important to eliminate this disease from the root. The whole world should unite and take steps towards eliminating it from the root. What happened in Pahalgam recently is very painful.” Earlier, actor Arun Govil, who played ‘Ram’ in ‘Ramayana’ and Meerut MP, shared the post and expressed condolences to those who lost their lives in the attack of terrorists and their families. He wrote, “The killing of innocent tourists in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir is very sad and condemnable. Tributes and deep condolences with bereaved families. India will give a befitting reply to this cruelty. “

On 22 April, there is a widening condemnation of the attack on unarmed tourists in Pahalgam. All the stars of the film industry also strongly condemned the terrorist attack. By sharing the post on social media, the artists described the attack as ‘cowardly’ and said that ‘the brutal act is unacceptable’.

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