World Leaders Express Condolences to PM Modi Following Pahalgam Terror Attack

Synopsis

In response to the Pahalgam terror attack, global leaders including Macron, Netanyahu, Meloni, Abdullah II, and Ishiba have reached out to PM Modi, expressing condolences and solidarity. They condemned the attack, emphasized the need for unity against terrorism, and confirmed their nations' support in the fight against this menace.

Key Takeaways

Global leaders condemned the Pahalgam terror attack.
PM Modi emphasized unity against terrorism.
Support from Israel, Italy, France, Jordan, and Japan.
Efforts to strengthen transportation corridors discussed.
Commitment to justice for the perpetrators reinforced.

New Delhi, April 24 (NationPress) In a significant show of solidarity, several prominent global leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, King Abdullah II of Jordan, and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, reached out to PM Modi on Thursday to offer their condolences regarding the atrocious Pahalgam terror attack.

During his conversation, Netanyahu conveyed his heartfelt condolences, as well as those from the Israeli populace, to PM Modi and the Indian nation, referring to the Islamist terrorist attack in Kashmir.

PM Modi expressed gratitude for Netanyahu's message of mourning, highlighting the strong partnership between both nations in the global fight against brutal terrorism. Modi elaborated on the heinous nature of the cross-border attack and reaffirmed India's commitment to ensure justice for the perpetrators and their supporters.

The two leaders also deliberated on enhancing the transportation and communication corridor linking Asia—via Saudi Arabia and Israel—with Europe.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also contacted PM Modi, unequivocally condemning the dreadful attack on Indian territory. She shared her thoughts and prayers for the victims and wished for a swift recovery for the injured ones, expressing Italy's complete support in the battle against terrorism. PM Modi acknowledged her call and the unequivocal stance against terrorism.

In his call, French President Macron extended his personal condolences regarding the brutal attack that claimed innocent lives in the Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. He denounced the attack and reiterated France's unwavering support and solidarity with India, stating that such barbarism is entirely intolerable.

PM Modi thanked Macron for his supportive message and reinforced India’s determination to bring the culprits to justice.

King Abdullah II of Jordan also reached out to PM Modi to decry the ghastly terror attack, offering sincere condolences for the loss of innocent lives. He emphasized that all forms of terrorism must be vehemently rejected, with no justifications permissible. PM Modi expressed gratitude to King Abdullah for his solidarity and echoed the sentiments of the Indian populace in demanding firm action against those responsible.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba made it clear that terrorism is never justifiable. Both leaders underscored that terrorism poses a serious threat to humanity and that advocates of democracy must unite against it. PM Modi shared his assessment of the cross-border attack and affirmed India's resolve to respond decisively.

“I am filled with great shock and anger over the high number of casualties caused by the terrorist attack in Kashmir. I categorically condemn such a vicious act. On behalf of the Japanese government and its citizens, I extend my heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and express deep sympathy to the injured. I stand in solidarity with the people of India during this challenging time. Terrorism is indefensible under any circumstances. Japan firmly condemns all forms of terrorism and is committed to fighting it alongside India and the international community,” Ishiba stated on Wednesday.