Pahalgam bloodbath: Navy officer, bank manager, techie and more; how innocent tourists became victims of terror (photos)

Coffins of the victims from the Pahalgam terror attack, each representing a life cut short and a family left to mourn.

Indian Air Force corporal from Arunachal Pradesh, killed in the Pahalgam attack while visiting with his wife. He was posted in Srinagar.

Lt. Vinay Narwal, 26, a Navy officer from Karnal, Haryana, was killed while on his honeymoon in Pahalgam. He had married just days earlier, on April 16.

Tilak and Simran Roopchandani from Nagpur narrowly escaped the attack. Simran suffered a leg fracture while fleeing; the family had left the site just 20 minutes before gunfire erupted.

J Chandramouli, a retired bank employee from Visakhapatnam, was killed in the attack. His family was vacationing in Pahalgam when the tragedy struck.

Prasant Kumar Satpathy, an accountant with CIPET in Odisha, was killed in the attack. He was on a summer holiday with his family in Pahalgam.

Manish Ranjan, an Intelligence Bureau officer posted in Hyderabad was shot in front of his wife and children during the attack. The family was on a summer holiday in Pahalgam.

Manjunatha Rao, a man from Karnataka was killed in the attack. His wife and son pleaded with the attackers, saying, "Shoot us too," before they were spared.

Shailesh Kalathiya, a banker from Surat was killed a day before his birthday in the attack. Three others were injured in the incident.

Bitan Adhikary, a 40-year-old US-based techie, was visiting his ailing parents in Kolkata when he was killed in the Pahalgam attack. His wife and son survived.