The term "Easter bombings" typically refers to a series of coordinated terrorist attacks that occurred on Easter Sunday, April 21, 2019, in Sri Lanka. These attacks targeted multiple locations, including churches and hotels, resulting in significant loss of life and injuries to many people. The bombings were carried out by a local extremist group, leading to widespread condemnation and heightened security measures across the country. In the aftermath of the attacks, the Sri Lankan government faced criticism for its failure to act on prior intelligence warnings. The bombings highlighted issues related to religious extremism and the need for improved counter-terrorism efforts. International communities expressed solidarity with the victims and their families, emphasizing the importance of unity against such acts of violence.