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Palestine condemn Pahalgam attack, express sorrow with India

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1 year ago

NEW DELHI: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas condemned the “heinous” Pahlagam attack in Indian occupied Kashmir that killed 26 tourists, India TV News reported.

As per Indian media reports, in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Abbas extended Palestine’s full support for India’s security and stability and conveyed his sorrow over the tragic loss of innocent lives.

“We have followed with sorrow the news of the tragic incident that claimed the lives of and injured dozens of innocent civilian tourists as a result of a criminal shooting in the regions of Jammu and Kashmir,” the letter reads.

He reaffirmed Palestine’s support for India’s efforts to maintain peace and security and extended heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims, the Indian media, citing the letter, reported.

“We strongly condemn and denounce this heinous act, and affirm our support for India in preserving its security and stability,” he stated.

“We pray for mercy and peace for the departed, a speedy recovery for the injured, and continued prosperity and well-being for India and its people,” the letter added.

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