Pahalgam: Muslim Nations Outraged By Massacre Of ‘Innocent Tourists’ In India | UAE, Qatar, Saudi

Published on Apr 24, 2025 12:30 am IST

The Pahalgam terror attack has triggered strong reactions across the Muslim world, with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Bangladesh issuing firm condemnations and expressing solidarity with India. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman conveyed condolences directly to Prime Minister Modi during his visit to Jeddah, while the UAE called the attack “reprehensible” and reiterated its stance against terrorism. Bangladesh also condemned the violence, releasing a statement nearly 24 hours after the incident. Watch the video for details.

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