Two-Minute Silence For Soldiers Killed In Pulwama At American DJ Marshmello's Show
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Marshmello performed at Vh1 Supersonic 2019 on Sunday
He watched two-minute quiet before beginning his show
"Two-minutes quiet for the warriors who lost their lives," he said
Pune: American electronic music maker and DJ Marshmello watched a two-minute quiet for more than 40 CRPF work force killed in the dread assault in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, before he started his show at the Vh1 Supersonic 2019 in Pune on Sunday. With the Indian banner anticipated out of sight, DJ Marshmello stated: "Two-minutes quietness for the Indian officers who lost their lives in a psychological militant assault."
On Thursday, more than 40 CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) warriors were killed when a Jaish-e-Mohammed fear based oppressor drove up a vehicle conveying 60 kg of RDX explosives alongside a security escort on the Jammu-Srinagar expressway and set off the explosives in what is one of the state's most noticeably bad assaults in decades.
Multi day after the assault, DJ Marshmello had tweeted his sympathies for "those influenced by the Pulwama assault".
Numerous in the group of onlookers joined the American DJ in paying tribute to the CRPF jawans at Vh1 Supersonic 2019 in Pune on Sunday.
"Such huge numbers of artistes performed at the celebration, however it was just Marshmello, who recalled the jawans. I regard him much more now," a fan told IANS after the demonstrate that cut down the window ornament on the two-day celebration.
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After the show, he expressed gratitude toward the group of onlookers by saying: "Thank you folks such a great amount for making it so unique. I'll see you next time."
Story Highlights
Marshmello performed at Vh1 Supersonic 2019 on Sunday
He watched two-minute quiet before beginning his show
"Two-minutes quiet for the warriors who lost their lives," he said
Pune: American electronic music maker and DJ Marshmello watched a two-minute quiet for more than 40 CRPF work force killed in the dread assault in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, before he started his show at the Vh1 Supersonic 2019 in Pune on Sunday. With the Indian banner anticipated out of sight, DJ Marshmello stated: "Two-minutes quietness for the Indian officers who lost their lives in a psychological militant assault."
On Thursday, more than 40 CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) warriors were killed when a Jaish-e-Mohammed fear based oppressor drove up a vehicle conveying 60 kg of RDX explosives alongside a security escort on the Jammu-Srinagar expressway and set off the explosives in what is one of the state's most noticeably bad assaults in decades.
Multi day after the assault, DJ Marshmello had tweeted his sympathies for "those influenced by the Pulwama assault".
Numerous in the group of onlookers joined the American DJ in paying tribute to the CRPF jawans at Vh1 Supersonic 2019 in Pune on Sunday.
"Such huge numbers of artistes performed at the celebration, however it was just Marshmello, who recalled the jawans. I regard him much more now," a fan told IANS after the demonstrate that cut down the window ornament on the two-day celebration.
Notice
After the show, he expressed gratitude toward the group of onlookers by saying: "Thank you folks such a great amount for making it so unique. I'll see you next time."
The celebration likewise had artistes like Jaden Smith, Bonobo, Anik Khan, Prateek Kuhad, Rudimental and Two Door Cinema Club.
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