The celebrations at the well-known clock tower thrilled both Kashmir Valley inhabitants and visitors, who attended the event. The 'Lal Chowk' in Srinagar welcomed the New Year with a massive crowd of people, marking the first time in the last few years that Jammu and Kashmir has celebrated New Year's Eve on this scale. With a throng of revellers, Lal Chowk in Srinagar ushered in the New Year, the largest New Year's Eve celebration in Jammu and Kashmir in recent memory.
For the New Year's festivities, hundreds of people flocked to the clock tower. At the famous "Ghanta Ghar," they danced to music in a festive and cheerful mood as the clock reached midnight. Both residents of the Kashmir Valley and visitors were present at the event, and they were all quite thrilled about the celebrations taking place at Srinagar's well-known clock tower.
A local named Taranum, who was there for the New Year's festivities, reported that the Tourism Department is hosting a musical event as part of the festivities. The sight of festivities taking place near Srinagar's Clock Tower area startled the visitors who were visiting the Kashmir Valley as well. Athar Aamir Khan, the CEO of Srinagar Smart City Ltd. and Commissioner of the Srinagar Municipal Corporation, characterized the event as unprecedented in the city's history.
Amid dance performances and laser shows, the Gulmarg town in the Baramulla area of Jammu and Kashmir also hosted a New Year's Eve celebration. Concurrently, numerous other cities throughout the nation ushered in the new year with opulent festivities and happiness.
