Srinagar, June 06: Tasleema Akhter, Chairperson of the Association of Terror Victims of Kashmir (ATVK) and a well-known human rights defender, has warmly conveyed her Eid ul Adha greetings to all citizens across the country. Her message comes as communities prepare to celebrate the festival, a time of sacrifice, reflection, and unity.
In her message, Akhter emphasized the importance of peace and solidarity during this sacred occasion. “Eid ul Adha is a reminder of compassion, resilience, and hope,” she said. “I extend my heartfelt wishes to every citizen, especially those affected by conflict, that the spirit of Eid brings comfort and strength to all.”
As Chairperson of ATVK, Akhter has long been dedicated to supporting victims of terrorism and promoting human rights in Kashmir. Her Eid message reflects her ongoing commitment to fostering harmony and healing in the region. The Association continues to work towards justice and peace for those impacted by violence, encouraging society to come together in mutual respect and understanding.
“Eid ul Adha offers us an opportunity to reflect on our shared humanity and the values that unite us,” Akhter added. “Let us use this occasion to reinforce our dedication to peace and to support one another in building a better future.”
The Association of Terror Victims of Kashmir remains steadfast in its mission to advocate for the rights and dignity of terror survivors, while promoting peace and reconciliation throughout the region.
