President, CA slate Mumbai attacks
Friday, 28 November 2008
President Professor Dr Iajuddin Ahmed and Chief Adviser Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed condemned the Mumbai blasts, which claimed a lot of lives since Wednesday through Thursday.
President Professor Dr Iajuddin Ahmed expressed his deep shock and sorrow at the loss of lives and the taking of hostages in terrible terror strikes in Indian business-capital Mumbai, reports UNB.
In a message of condolence to his counterpart, Mrs Pratibha Devisingh Patil, he noted, 'Bangladesh stands firm with her friends in India at this hour of grief.'
President Iajuddin conveyed his deepest sympathies to the bereaved families.
Chief Adviser of the Caretaker Government Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed in a separate message to Indian Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh condemned the acts of terror - which were unleashed on the city of Mumbai last night - as heinous crimes (committed).
Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed expressed the hope that the release of the hostages would be speedy. He conveyed his sympathies for members of the bereaved families and prayed for early recovery of those injured in the gun and bomb attacks, which reportedly left over a hundred people dead and around 300 others wounded.
President Professor Dr Iajuddin Ahmed expressed his deep shock and sorrow at the loss of lives and the taking of hostages in terrible terror strikes in Indian business-capital Mumbai, reports UNB.
In a message of condolence to his counterpart, Mrs Pratibha Devisingh Patil, he noted, 'Bangladesh stands firm with her friends in India at this hour of grief.'
President Iajuddin conveyed his deepest sympathies to the bereaved families.
Chief Adviser of the Caretaker Government Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed in a separate message to Indian Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh condemned the acts of terror - which were unleashed on the city of Mumbai last night - as heinous crimes (committed).
Dr Fakhruddin Ahmed expressed the hope that the release of the hostages would be speedy. He conveyed his sympathies for members of the bereaved families and prayed for early recovery of those injured in the gun and bomb attacks, which reportedly left over a hundred people dead and around 300 others wounded.