India condemns attack on church in Jordan that killed 7, injured 34
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India's condemnation signals its diplomatic support for Jordan and highlights concerns over regional violence that could affect Indian citizens or interests abroad.
India on Saturday unequivocally condemned an attack on a church in Jordan's Karak governorate that left at least seven people dead and 34 wounded. New Delhi said it stands "firmly" with the government and the "friendly people" of Jordan in "this difficult hour". Seven people were killed and 34 others sustained injuries when gunmen opened fire at a funeral in the church in Hmoud locality of Karak governorate on Friday, according to authorities in Jordan. "India unequivocally condemns the heinous
India and Jordan maintain friendly diplomatic ties, and attacks on places of worship often prompt international condemnation and can influence security cooperation between nations.
- •Any official response or joint statement from Jordanese authorities
- •Potential diplomatic meetings or security cooperation initiatives between India and Jordan
- •Follow‑up reports on the investigation and arrests related to the church shooting