Pakistan’s not good … Global leaders contacted Prime Minister Modi and condemned Bahlkham terrorist attack; Supported India

Global leaders contact PM Modi

Bhalgam terrorist attack: There is a wave of grief and anxiety throughout the country after a terrorist attack in Bahlgam in Jammu and Kashmir on April 22. At the same time, leaders and state leaders around the world have expressed their condolences to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Leaders around the world have condemned the law and appealed to India’s efforts to oppose terrorism. US President Donald Trump summoned Prime Minister Modi and condoled the death of innocent people, condemned the attack and expressed his full support to India in bringing the criminals to justice. Vice President JD Vans called Prime Minister Modi and reiterated US support for India in the fight against terrorism.

26 people lost their lives

The Foreign Ministry further stated that Trump’s cabinet also condemned the attack, of which 26 innocent people lost their lives. External Affairs Minister Marco Rubio, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, National Intelligence Director Tulsi Kabard, Attorney General Pamela Pandy, Deputy Foreign Minister Christopher Landau, Secretary Elfirjee Golfi and many others condemned the terrorist and confirmed the support of India’s US USA.

The President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Mohammed bin Saeed expressed his condolences and expressed unity with India. United Arab Emirates President Har Majesty Mohammed Bin Saeed called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and condoled the loss of life or property in a barbaric terrorist attack on Indian land Jammu and Kashmir. He strongly condemned the attack and expressed full unity and support with India. The Prime Minister praised his feelings and the words of sympathy and support. The two leaders agreed that terrorism should be rejected in all its forms and manifestations. The Prime Minister made India’s commitment to bring the criminals and their supporters of the brutal crimes to the dock of justice.

Netanyahu also condoled the families of the victims

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanis and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also expressed their unity with the families of the victims, condoled and supported the anti -terrorist efforts. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has strongly condemned the brutal terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. He condoled the death of innocent people, and this time expressed unity with the Indian people in grief. He promised to provide all possible support in the fight against terrorism.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has strongly condemned the terrorist attack on Indian land, the Foreign Ministry said. He expressed unity with the families of the Indian people and the victims. Prime Minister Modi shared the barbaric character of a terrorist offensive, and reiterated India’s commitment to bring the culprits and their supporters into the ship’s ship. French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni also met Prime Minister Modi and spoke about cooperation in international councils to deal with terrorism. President Emmanuel Macron has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed its personal condolences in the brutal killing of innocent people in the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. He strongly condemned the attack and expressed full support and unity with the Indian people. He said this kind of vulgarity is completely unacceptable. The Prime Minister thanked the news of his support and expressed India’s commitment to bring the culprits into the ship’s dock.

Georgia Meloni calls PM Modi

Prime Minister Georgia Meloni has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has strongly condemned the terrorist attack on Indian land, the Foreign Ministry said. He expressed his condolences and prayers to the victims, and wanted to rescue the injured early. He expressed his full support of Italy in the fight against terrorism. Prime Minister Modi praised his phone calls and clear news of terrorism and the support of the people behind it. India and Italy continue to work with international forums.

During this time, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and British Prime Minister Kir Starmar expressed their condolences and supported India. He said terrorism could not be justified. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has expressed his deepest condolences in the death of people in the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. He said terrorism could not be justified. The two leaders insisted that terrorism was a serious threat to mankind. Those who believe in democracy must unite in the fight against terrorism. The Prime Minister shared its assessment of terrorist attacks beyond the border, and India promised to deal with it firmly and decisively.

Keer Starmer expressed grief

British Prime Minister Gir Starmar has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed its deepest condolences to innocent people killed in a brutal terrorist attack on Indian land. He strongly condemned the barbaric terrorist attack, saying that Britain was standing with the Indian people at this tragic time. Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayak’s Nepal Prime Minister KP Prime Minister Modi expressed his condolences to the death of a Nepali citizen in the attack. Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has spoken to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has expressed his sincere condolences to the attack on innocent people in Bahlgam and clearly condemns this brutal terrorist attack. President Anura Kumara Dissanayak expressed the unity of Sri Lanka with India at this difficult time and reiterated the general commitment to fight terrorism in all forms and manifestations.

Nepal Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences to the death of a young Nepal citizen in the terrorist attack and stressed that India is committed to bringing the criminals of this brutal terrorist attack to the ship’s ship. India and Nepal stand together in the fight against terrorism. The Ministry of External Affairs has said that Mauritius Prime Minister Dr. Naveen Ramkulam has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed its deepest condolences to the killing of innocent people in the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. He strongly condemned the cowardly terrorist attack. At this time of this grief, he expressed his support and unity with the Indian people, and that the two countries were united in the fight against terrorism.

Egyptian President Abdel Fatta calls Prime Minister Modi

Meanwhile, Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Egyptian President Abdel Fatta LCC also expressed their condolences, and terrorism must be rejected in all its forms, repeatedly expressed its support for India. Jordan’s II Abdullah II called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and strongly condemned the terrorist attack. He expressed his deepest condolences on the lives of innocent people. He said terrorism should be dismissed in all forms and manifestations and there can be no justification. The Prime Minister has to make the message of his unity. He thanked King Abdullah (II) and shared the sentiments of the Indian people to take stern action against the criminals and the people behind this horrific attack. It further states that Egyptian President Abdel Fatta Alkasi has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and expressed his deepest condolences in the lives of people in the terrorist attacks on Indian land. He strongly condemned the terrorist attack. President Alzi reiterated that Egypt is standing on the shoulders with India in the fight against terrorism. The Prime Minister informed the President Alsie about the terrorist attack across the border and thanked him for his support and unity.

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Shouf and Iranian President Masood Baghkian also condoled India. Prime Minister Modi expressed his condolences over the recent incident in Iran’s monkey monkey daddy, where at least 14 people were killed and 750 injured.

The External Affairs Ministry has said that the Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dick Shouf has called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has condoled the tragic and inhumane border that crosses terrorist attacks in India’s Pahalgam. He strongly condemned the act of cowardice and rejected all forms and manifestations of terrorism. Prime Minister Modi thanked the Prime Minister for support and unity and said that India is ready to work closely with the Netherlands to strengthen the global struggle against terrorism. Iran’s President Masood Deveshakian called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has strongly condemned the terrorist attack in the Indian union territory Jammu and Kashmir and expressed his condolences to the victims. The two leaders have agreed that such terrorism cannot be justified and that all those who believe in mankind should unite in the fight against terrorism.

The Prime Minister shared the anger and suffering of the Indian people, and shared his decision to deal with the people and their supporters behind the terrorist attack. The Prime Minister today expressed his condolences to the loss of life and property in the explosion in Bandar Da’ab, and the injured wanted to heal quickly. Prime Minister Modi thanked all the leaders for all the leaders and confirmed India’s commitment to bringing the criminals and their supporters, one of the terrorist attacks in the valley after the killing of 40 CRPF jawans after the 2019 Pulwama attack.

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