Tehran blasts widely condemned

SrinagarStrongly condemning the dastardly twin attacks at the Iranian Parliament and the mausoleum of Imam Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in Tehran, various religious and political leaders have expressed solidarity with the Iranian nation and the government.

Ittehadul Muslimeen patron Maulana Abbas Ansari said the unwavering fight against the force of discord and standing up for the oppressed and at the same time making remarkable progress has made Islamic Republic an eyesore for the Global Arrogance and their lackeys.

Agha Syed Hassan of Anjuman-e-Sharie also denounced the attacks and said Iran was the symbol of resistance against imperialist powers.

Hurriyat Conference leader Syed Ali Geelani also condemned the attacks and termed the assailants as enemies of humanity and Islam.

Minister of Sports, IT and Technical Education, Molvi Imran Raza Ansari said, Such dastardly acts of senseless violence are being perpetrated to create chaos, scare, confusion and wedge between Muslim Ummah.

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Expressing solidarity with the leader of Islamic Revolution and the Iranian nation Chairman of the Imam Khomeini Memorial Trust Kargil condemned the terror attack and said that the attack was the outcome of recent Riyadh summit under the leadership of US president Donald Trump.

Chairman Kashmir Legislative Council Haji Anayat Ali has also expressed his solidarity with the Iranian nation and condemned the terror attacks in Tehran.

Kargil MLA Asgar Ali Karbalai also expressed his solidarity with the people of Iran and said, these kind of tactics will not deter Iranian people from supporting the oppressed people of Iraq, Bahrain, Syria, Yemen, Palestine and other parts of the world.

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