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Has Islamic State made its bases in Jammu and Kashmir? Why did terrorists ask to recite 'kalma'?

DNA Friday, 25 April 2025
What has shocked the people most in Pahalgam attack is how the terrorists executed their nefarious designs. The gunmen asked the tourists their names before opening fire. In some cases, they also demanded the tourists recite "kalma" or the Islamic prayers.
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