Guru Kashi University Offers Free Education to Children Orphaned in Pahalgam Terror Attack

Delhi, 25 April 2025

Guru Kashi University (GKU), deeply moved by the recent tragedy in Pahalgam, Kashmir, has strongly condemned the heinous terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 26 innocent civilians. In a compassionate and resolute response, the university has announced free education at GKU for children orphaned in the attack.

The announcement, made by Chancellor S. Gurlabh Singh Sidhu, aims to provide long-term educational support to the affected families and ensure that the children’s future is not derailed by this tragedy. In his statement, Chancellor Sidhu said:

“The loss of innocent lives in Pahalgam is not just a tragedy for Kashmir—it is a wound felt across the entire nation. As an institution dedicated to the values of service and learning, we at Guru Kashi University will stand by these children. Their education will be our responsibility. We are committed to ensuring they are not left behind in their hour of greatest need.”

Chancellor Sidhu also expressed the university’s firm support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Government of India in their stance against terrorism:

“We unequivocally condemn this brutal act of terror perpetrated by men driven by hatred and fear. But they will never succeed in dividing our society. As educators and citizens, we must answer with unity, not division; with compassion, not hatred. Guru Kashi University fully supports the Indian government’s stand against terrorism and its efforts to ensure justice and restore peace in Kashmir.”

GKU also extends heartfelt condolences to the families affected and stands with the people of Kashmir during this painful time. The university recognizes the enduring strength and warmth of the Kashmiri community and rejects the attempts of violent forces to disturb the peace and unity of the region.

Guru Kashi University remains steadfast in its commitment to nation-building, community support, and education as a tool for healing and empowerment. The university calls upon educational institutions and civil society to join hands in supporting those affected and oppose forces that seek to divide

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