Protests Erupt in Kashmir and Pakistan After Nasrallah's Death

In response to the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah by Israeli air strikes, widespread protests erupted across Kashmir and Pakistan. In Kashmir, hundreds demonstrated in various towns, expressing their grief and outrage, with local leaders suspending election campaigns to show solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Protesters emphasized Nasrallah's role as a symbol of resistance and condemned Israeli actions, reflecting a broader sentiment of anger towards perceived injustices in the region. Meanwhile, Pakistan's government condemned the attack, labeling it a reckless escalation, and thousands rallied in major cities, mourning Nasrallah and denouncing Israeli aggression. The violent backdrop includes recent cross-border conflicts and significant casualties in Gaza, raising fears of further regional instability. The protests highlight a growing mobilization against Israel's military actions and support for the Palestinian and Lebanese struggles.