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Justice Masih visits Kashmir, praises security, tourism revival

Web Desk, 20/06/2025

Justice Augustine George Maasih, Judge of Supreme Court of India, recently visited Jammu and Kashmir on a private tour with his family, in which Gulmarg, Pahgam’s Bisaran Road, Dachigam National Park, Srinagar’s markets and teams covered major destinations.

According to the news agency-Kashmir News Observer (KNO), the journey was less important, but was important, the growing stability of the region and a quiet confirmation of tourism revival.

Speaking after the journey, Justice Maasih said, “Kashmir is a land of breathtaking beauty and unmatched warmth. My family and I felt not only deeply welcomed, but also completely safe and safe during our journey.

He also welcomed the return of passengers in the valley, “It is hearty to see tourists returning to Kashmir. Their presence reflects renewed faith in the hospitality and security of the region.”

Justice Maasih’s comment connects the growing story of Kashmir as a peaceful and invited destination, which is equally frequently repeatedly by dignitaries and tourists (KNO)

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