Indian community march in Munich also
Pahalgam terror attack is being opposed worldwide. Most of the countries have promised to support India in the ongoing war against terror, while the Indian community living abroad is also protesting against this heinous crime. People of Indian community are also alert in Germany. One of the famous cities here, a large number of Indians took out a march in the city with the tricolor in Munich. Also called for peace and justice all over the world.
In Munich, the Indian community on May 3 (Saturday), expressing unity and collective grief over the terrorist incident, took out the Bharat Peace March. More than 700 Indian migrants attended this march. He strongly condemned terrorism. Also paid tribute to the victims of inhuman and cowardly terrorist attack in Pahalgam.
This march, which was taken out in a peaceful manner, was not merely symbolic, but to call for justice, opposing terrorist attacks and emphasis on creating a future based on peace and humanity. People came to Geschwister-Scholl-Platz at 11 am on Saturday morning for March.
The program was started by speeches of several important celebrities, including Dr. Hans themes, a famous cardiologist in Germany and a member of Bundestag (Member of the Bundestag, 2025) and the City Counselor of LH Munich and Daily Balidemaz, City Counselor in LH Munich and Member of Upper Bavaria District Council.
The doctor thes in his address, while praying for the victims of the Pahalgam attack and condemned terrorism and religious extremism in all forms. At the same time, he appreciated the initiative of the Indian migrants, saying, “This peace march is a very important message for the world that we are standing together, rejecting the thinking of hate. We adopt peace.
He also said, “Along with this, we should make every effort to avoid further tension between India and Pakistan (two nuclear -rich countries). Today, we are standing with the victims. You are not alone.” Daily Balidemaz also reiterated this message of solidarity and peace in his address
The India Peace march in Munich began at 12:20 pm at Geshwister-Shole-Platz, which ended at Munich Freeheet at 2 pm via Munich’s center. After coming here, people of the Indian community raised slogans of peace, unity and justice. Also, a minute’s silence was kept in honor of the victims and their families. At the end of the program, the national song of India was a collective singing of Jan Gana Mana.
People from all areas (students, professional, family and community leaders) attended this march. Shobhit Sarin, one of the main organizers of the program in Munich, said, “It was not just a peace march. It was also a collective call for justice.” He further said, “We marched for those whose voice was suppressed in Pahalgam, and for every Indian who believes in peace, justice and dignity of human life.”