Kasuri condoles with India

Published November 3, 2005

NEW DELHI, Nov 2: Foreign Minister Khurshid Mehmood Kasuri on Wednesday telephoned his Indian counterpart Natwar Singh to convey “heartfelt sympathies” for victims of the Oct 29 terror attacks in the Indian capital.

“Kasuri expressed heartfelt sympathies and condolences for the Delhi blasts which resulted in the loss of innocent lives,” said External Affairs Ministry Spokesman Navtej Sarna.

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw too called Natwar Singh on Sunday to express his country’s solidarity with the victims of serial bombings in India.—Online

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