Terror attack in Kabul demonstrates urgent need for dismantling terrorist sanctuaries: India

India condemned the terrorist attack on a school in Kabul and said the incident demonstrates the urgent need for dismantling terrorist sanctuaries and for a comprehensive nationwide ceasefire.

India on Sunday strongly condemned the terror attack at a girls' school in west Kabul that left more than 50 people dead and said the incident demonstrated the immediate need for a comprehensive ceasefire to make the Afghan peace process meaningful. President @ashrafghani declared Tuesday, May 11 ‘nationwide mourning’ in #Afghanistan after terrorists attacked the girls school in Kabul &the Mosque in logar killing & injuring over 100 people.Those,killing innocent Afghans should know that they are on the wrong side of history. https://t.co/LS1i91awgJ India strongly condemns the terrorist attack on Sayed al-Shuhada Girls school in Kabul yesterday, which killed more than 50 innocent girl students during the holy month of Ramadan.Press Release: https://t.co/KBzX4D4K3E — Farid Mamundzay (@FMamundzay) May 9, 2021 In a statement, the Ministry of External Affairs said the targeting of young girl students makes it an attack on the future of Afghanistan and that it also highlighted the urgent need for dismantling terrorist sanctuaries.