New Delhi: The world has come out in support of India and deplored the terror attack on Amarnath pilgrims on Tuesday.
US today said that it condemned all acts of terrorism.
It also extended its "deepest" condolences to the families and "all those affected".
"We deplore the attack on Amarnath pilgrims and condemn all acts of terrorism. Deepest condolences to the families & all those affected," the US ambassador's official Twitter post said.
The US has appointed Kenneth I Juster as its ambassador to India but he is yet to take office.
On the other hand, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today denounced the "dastardly" terror attack that killed seven Amarnath pilgrims in Kashmir and reaffirmed Bangladesh's pledge to work with India in fighting extremism.
"I am deeply shocked to learn about the dastardly terror attack on a bus carrying pilgrims to Amarnath in Jammu and Kashmir that killed several pilgrims, including women, and injuring many others on Monday," she said in a letter sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
She added. "As a close friend and neighbour, we would continue to work together in our common endeavour to eradicate this menace from this region and beyond" as Bangladesh maintains "zero tolerance" policy against terrorism and violent extremism "in all forms and manifestations, and condemns such heinous acts".
Hasina conveyed her deepest condolences to the bereaved families and prayed for early recovery of the injured pilgrims.
Also, Nepal, Bhutan, Mauritius, Germany and other countries have condemned the horrific terror attack.
#lka condemns in the strongest terms, the attack on peaceful pilgrims-Amarnath Yatris. Our hearts are with those affected. @IndiainSL
— Mahishini Colonne (@MFASriLanka) July 10, 2017
I condemn the brutal terrorist attack on innocent pilgrims in Amarnath. Sri Lanka stands in solidarity with India in his hour of grief.
— Maithripala Sirisena (@MaithripalaS) July 11, 2017
The attack on pilgrims in Amarnath Yatris is devastating. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families affected and our friends in India.
— Ranil Wickremesinghe (@RW_UNP) July 11, 2017
Strongly condemn the attack on convey of yatris returning from Amarnath. Our thought and prayers on those departed innocent souls n injured.
— MOFA of Nepal (@MofaNepal) July 11, 2017
Nepal condemns the terrorist attack on Amarnath pilgrims https://t.co/y6ByskrJsW pic.twitter.com/KxboVFHWmO
— Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) July 11, 2017
Bhutan strongly condemns the terrorist attacks on Amarnath Yatris.-Foreign Minister H.E. Lyonpo Damcho Dorji @MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/7eBcXtgeax
— India in Bhutan (@Indiainbhutan) July 11, 2017
Amb Dr Ney: I strongly condemn yesterday’s #AmarnathTerrorAttack in J&K.My deepest condolences 2 families of victims https://t.co/ynEPeWGixf
— German Embassy India (@GermanyinIndia) July 11, 2017
Mauritius strongly condemns the attack on Indian pilgrims returning from Amarnath, says that it stands with India at its moment of grief
— Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) July 11, 2017
PM Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh writes to PM condemns the dastardly #AmarnathTerrorAttack &conveys condolences of Govt & people of Bangladesh
— Gopal Baglay (@MEAIndia) July 11, 2017
We deplore the attack on #Amarnath pilgrims & condemn all acts of terrorism. Deepest condolences to the families & all those affected.
— MaryKay Loss Carlson (@USAmbIndia) July 11, 2017
Seven Amarnath pilgrims were killed in a terrorist attack in south Kashmir's Anantnag district last night.
The bus, bearing a Gujarat registration number, was on its way from Baltal to Jammu when the attack took place. The bus was not part of the Amarnath yatra convoy and was plying after the 7 pm deadline imposed by the security officials on the movement of the yatra vehicles.
Security has been beefed up along all routes leading to the Pahalgam and Baltal base camps in Anantnag and Ganderbal districts respectively.
(With Agency inputs)
