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Pahalgam terror attack: ‘They asked if we were Hindu, then they opened fire’

Kin of 3 Dombivli-based cousins shot dead in Pahalgam attack say life will never be the same again for the family. The Akuls claimed the terrorist had asked their victims their religion before commencing to open fire. “Anushka said the terrorists asked, ‘Yahan Hindu kon hain’, to which Sanjay raised his hand. He was then shot in the head

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A poster honouring Pahalgam terror attack victims Atul Mone, Hemant Joshi and Sanjay Lele, at Bhagshala Maidan in Dombivli West on April 23. Pics/Apoorva Agashe

A poster honouring Pahalgam terror attack victims Atul Mone, Hemant Joshi and Sanjay Lele, at Bhagshala Maidan in Dombivli West on April 23. Pics/Apoorva Agashe

The relatives of Atul Mone, Sanjay Lele and Hemant Joshi—three cousins from Dombivli West who lost their lives in the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22—told mid-day they were still coming to terms with their loss. “We are in a deep state of shock. It feels like our lives are never going to be the same again,” said Rajashree Akul, a relative of Mone.

The cousins, along with their families, had departed from Ahmedabad via flight to Jammu and Kashmir two days before the tragic incident. Mone was travelling with wife Anushka, 35, and 18-year-old daughter Richa. 

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