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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today wrote to Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, condemning the terror attack in Nairobi in which two Indians were among those killed and said a concerted global effort is required to control such mindless violence.
He directed the External Affairs Ministry to extend all help to Indian nationals who were victims of the attack at a mall in the Kenyan capital.
Over 70 people are killed in what seems to be a Mumbai 2008 inspired attack, with the same modas operandi, where specifically foreigners and non-muslims were targetted. Number of European, Australian, Canadian and Americans are among those who are killed. A Kiwi man miraculously escaped the carnage. Japanese, South Koreans, Peruvian and Indians are also among killed. Over 175 injured, and hostages are still there in this ongoing attack.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today wrote to Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, condemning the terror attack in Nairobi in which two Indians were among those killed and said a concerted global effort is required to control such mindless violence. He directed the External Affairs Ministry to extend...
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today wrote to Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, condemning the terror attack in Nairobi in which two Indians were among those killed and said a concerted global effort is required to control such mindless violence.
He directed the External Affairs Ministry to extend all help to Indian nationals who were victims of the attack at a mall in the Kenyan capital.
Over 70 people are killed in what seems to be a Mumbai 2008 inspired attack, with the same modas operandi, where specifically foreigners and non-muslims were targetted. Number of European, Australian, Canadian and Americans are among those who are killed. A Kiwi man miraculously escaped the carnage. Japanese, South Koreans, Peruvian and Indians are also among killed. Over 175 injured, and hostages are still there in this ongoing attack.
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