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Bodh Gaya blasts 'attack on humanity': Khurshid
Gaya, July 10: Calling the serial blasts in Bodh Gaya "an attack on humanity," External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid today said the issue should not be spoken of in terms of politics.
"It's
a
matter
of
great
pain
that
terror
attack
happened
at
a
place
from
where
message
of
peace
spread
across
the
world,"
Khurshid
told
reporters
at
Gaya
airport
when
he
was
on
way
to
Aurangabad
to
attend
a
function.
Asked if the Congress-led UPA government was shielding the Nitish Kumar government over the explosions, Khurshid said, "We should not raise fingers on each other as this is the design of those who have perpetrated the blasts."
The minister said everybody should display "sensibility" at this hour and unitedly fight against terrorism. Ten bombs exploded in this temple town on Sunday, injuring two monks.
PTI
