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Kostunica expresses condolences to Indian Prime Minister
Belgrade,
12 July 2006
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica sent a telegram of condolences to Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh following terrorist attacks in Bombay.
"In the name of the Serbian government and on my own behalf, I express my profound condolences to friendly India for the tragic consequences of the terrorist attacks in Bombay. All Serbia’s citizens share the pain and loss with your people.
India will have Serbia as an ally in the inexorable fight against terrorism, religious and ethnic hatred.
I ask you to convey the expression of our compassion to the families of innocent victims,” the telegram of the Prime Minister reads.
India will have Serbia as an ally in the inexorable fight against terrorism, religious and ethnic hatred.
I ask you to convey the expression of our compassion to the families of innocent victims,” the telegram of the Prime Minister reads.
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