Community Prayer Vigil in Parsippany to Stand in Solidarity with India

Parsippany, NJLocal News

The Hindu community in New Jersey will hold a Prayer Meet and Vigil on April 27, 2025, at Veterans Park, following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India. Community members are invited to wear white, symbolizing peace and solidarity, as they gather to honor the victims. Organizers emphasize the importance of unity against terrorism, stating, “This gathering is a way for us to show that love, compassion, and unity are stronger than hate. ” The event aims to support the families affected by the tragedy and provide a space for reflection. Attendees will light candles in memory of those lost, reinforcing the community's commitment to compassion.

This vigil represents a collective response to violence, highlighting the strength of community solidarity. The event reflects a broader societal need to address and combat terrorism through unity and remembrance. Local leaders encourage participation to demonstrate a united front against hate and violence.

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