Tourism & Taste

Damage to ‘I Love Beerwah’ Selfie Point Sparks Resentment Among Locals in Budgam

NEWS AGENCY KASHMIR NEWS TRUST #KNT

 

Budgam, Nov 13, KNT: Miscreants have allegedly damaged the popular ‘I Love Beerwah’ selfie point in Beerwah town of central Kashmir’s Budgam district, triggering resentment and concern among locals over the damage to a public installation.

The installation, which served as a popular selfie point and attraction for visitors, has suffered damage, with the prominent words ‘I Love’ missing from the structure, leaving only the name ‘BEERWAH’ visible.

The damage has disappointed locals, who said the installation had become a recognizable spot for visitors and a place where people, particularly young visitors, would stop to take photographs.

The incident has raised questions over the protection and maintenance of public property, with locals expressing concern over what they described as a lack of civic responsibility among those involved.

They said such installations are created to enhance the appearance of public spaces and promote local identity, but damage caused by miscreants undermines these efforts and deprives the area of a public attraction.

Locals have urged the concerned authorities to look into the incident, identify those responsible and restore the selfie point to its original condition. [KNT]

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Tanveer Hussain

Tanveer Hussain is the Budgam correspondent for Kashmir News Trust, covering Central Kashmir with a focus on governance, rural development, environment, and grassroots issues. With a sharp eye for local impact stories, he reports on administrative affairs, public grievances, civic challenges, and community-driven developments across the district. His reporting reflects ground realities and aims to bring voices from villages and towns of Budgam to the forefront with accuracy and credibility.

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