Police said 26 people passed away and wounded 17 after they were wounded by alleged gunmen in the shooting of tourists in the Indian region of Jamo and Cafsimira on Tuesday (22).
The attack was the worst type in nearly two decades in the country.
Police said that the shots opened fire in a field in the Bahajam area, in the federal territories in Himalayas, and among the dead 25 of the Indians and Nepalese.
This has been the worst attack on civilians in India since the shooting in Mumbai in 2008 and shakes “calm” in Kimkimira, where tourism has grown with the decrease in hostile rebellion in recent years.
prime minister , Narendra ModiShe shortened her two -day visit to Saudi Arabia and returned to New Delhi on Wednesday morning (23).
The ministry said that the Finance Minister Nermalla Sitraman also ended her visit to the United States and Peru “to be with our people at this difficult and tragic time.”
The Ministry of Defense Ministry official said that Modi met the National Security Adviser, the Foreign Minister and other senior officials at the airport, and held a special meeting at the security meeting.
A well -known hard -line group, “Al -Qarfal Resistance”, took responsibility for the attack on a message on social networks. He expressed their dissatisfaction with the fact that more than 85,000 “strangers” settled in the area, causing “demographic change”.
Indian security agencies claim that shark resistance is an interface for Pakistan-based armed organizations such as Lashkar-E-TAIBA and Hibul Mujahideen.
Pakistan said it only provides moral and diplomatic support for rebellion Shark.
“We are concerned about the loss of tourist lives,” Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesman said in a statement. “We express our condolences to the family members in the deceased and we wish you a rapid recovery of the injury.”
On Wednesday, more than ten local organizations called for a stop in the federal region to protest against the attack on tourists, whose growing number helped the local economy.
Several schools also suspended the classroom on that day in protest.
