Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Sunday condemned a deadly suicide bombing in Afghanistan’s Jalalabad city which claimed lives of 19 people, including Sikhs and Muslims.
While extending help to the victims, the Chief Minister also called upon the global community to come together to fight “against barbaric forces of terror.”
“Strongly condemn deadly attack by Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) on delegation of Sikhs and others on way to meet Afghan President Ashraf Ghani. Let global community rise in one voice against barbaric forces of terror and vow to wipe out the menace from world. My government extends all help to the victims and their families,” Amarinder Singh tweeted.
Strongly condemn deadly attack by ISI on delegation of Sikhs & others on way to meet Afghan president. Let global community rise in one voice against barbaric forces of terror & vow to wipe out the menace from the world. My govt extends all help to the victims & their families.
— Capt.Amarinder Singh (@capt_amarinder) July 1, 2018
