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While Aly Goni is enjoying his time in Kashmir, the actor has also prayed for peace and stability of the region. The recent terrorist attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, has sent shockwaves. Celebrities, including Aly Goni , who was born in Kashmir, also shared their anger along with other citizens of the country.
Despite the tense situation, Aly decided to visit his hometown. He has been sharing pictures and videos on social media, showing the calm and peaceful side of the region. While he is enjoying his time in Kashmir, the actor has also prayed for peace and stability in the region.
Although his post suggests that things are calm, the presence of army personnel highlights the strict security measures to ensure the safety of visitors and locals. In the latest Instagram stories, Aly is seen walking near a river, enjoying the peaceful and rainy weather. The roads look empty, which is not normal for this time of the year.
Usually, the valley is filled with tourists, and the streets are busy with people. But now, things have become slow, as daily life in the region has paused. Sharing the video, the Yeh Hai Mohabbatein star wrote, “God Bless Kashmir.
" Speaking about growing up in Kashmir, Aly Goni in a previous interview with ETimes said, “I was born in 1991. When I was growing up, things were quite challenging. My childhood was very difficult, as we spent a significant part of our lives under curfew.
While children today enjoy a better quality of life, my early years in Bhadarwah were very different. The early ’90s were a time of intense conflict as militancy had just started." “Growing up in Bhadarwah was tough because of the frequent curfews that kept us stuck at home.
I could only go to school once or twice a month due to these restrictions. Seeing that it wasn’t a good place for kids, my father chose to move us to Jammu, where things were calmer. In Jammu, I started going to school regularly, meeting new people, and experiencing life more normally.
I started learning dance and earned a Taekwondo black belt. I can’t imagine where I would be today if my father hadn’t decided to move us to Jammu," Aly added. During the recent attack in Pahalgam’s Baisaran area, more than 27 tourists lost their lives after they were targeted by four unknown terrorists.
An investigation is already underway to find out who was behind the attack. In response, the Indian government has taken strict steps and actions against Pakistan..
