New Delhi:
Pahalgam Terror Attack: The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has expressed condolences to the victims of the terrorist attack on 22 April 2025 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. To help the families of people who lost their lives in this attack, NSE has promised a total assistance of Rs 1 crore. 4 lakh rupees will be given to every victim’s family. Through this decision, NSE has given a message to stand with the whole country in this difficult time.

NSE Managing Director (MD) and CEO Ashish Chauhan said that they are standing in solidarity with the families of the victims in this difficult time.

He said in a post on social media platform X, “We are very sad about the terrorist attack in Kashmir on April 22, 2025, in which 26 people lost their lives. In this difficult time, showing solidarity with the families of the victims, NSE has resolved to give Rs 1 crore to the families of the victims.”

NSE’s MD and CEO Ashish Kumar Chauhan said, “This is a time of mass mourning for our country. Our condolences and prayers are with the families of the victims. We will make every effort to help them.”

Press release: nse stands in solidarity with the Victims of the Pahalgam Terror Attack; Pledges support. Follow the link to know more- https://t.co/2jcjdkng8#NSE #NseIndia #Pressrelease #Pahalgamterrorattack #NSSTANSINSOLIDARITY #PledgesUpport @ashishchauhan pic.twitter.com/c1croyrb7g

– Nse India (@NSEIndia) April 25, 2025

LIC also ready to assist the victims of the attack

Earlier, Life Insurance Corporation of India had announced that it is ready to assist the victims of the terrorist attack and would speed up the disposal of claims to provide financial relief. LIC said in a statement, “Life Insurance Corporation of India expresses deep grief over the death of innocent citizens in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April.”

LIC’s statement said that any evidence in the official record of death of the policyholder due to the terrorist attack in lieu of the death certificate will be accepted as evidence of death. In addition, any compensation paid by the central or state governments will be considered as evidence of death.

Siddharth Mohanty, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of LIC said, “All efforts will be made to reach the claimants and ensure early disposal of the claims of the affected families.”