India is a safe destination, says Tourism Minister Selja
New Delhi, Sep 20 (ANI): Condemning the firing incident at Delhi's Jama Masjid on Sunday in which two foreign tourists were injured, Union Tourism Minister Kumari Selja today appealed to tourists not to panic by such stray incidents as India is a safe destination.
"India is a safe destination and safety and security of tourists is utmost concern of the Government," she said.
"The attack on tourists shows desperation of those elements who want to create panic in the society by attacking innocent people, she added.
"Investigation agencies are at work to bring the culprits to book," she said.
Two persons riding a motorbike shot at the two Taiwanese who were traveling in a tourist bus. Police and witnesses said eight to ten rounds of fire were directed at the bus before the attackers escaped.
One of victims was injured in his skull and the other in his abdomen.
Delhi Police said that it is still questioning the eyewitnesses in relation to the incident. (ANI)
-
Gold Silver Rate Today, 10 March 2026: City-Wise Prices Edge Lower While MCX Gold And Silver Stay Range-Bound -
Hyderabad To Get Faster Road Link To Indore As New Highway Nears Completion, Opening Likely This Month -
Hyderabad Gold Silver Rate Today, 10 March 2026: Gold, Silver Slip In Local Market; MCX Also Trades Lower -
Oil Slumps 6% As Trump Claims Iran War Will Be Over 'Ahead of Schedule' -
Pune Gold Rate Today For 18K, 22K, 24K For Rates March 2026 -
Bangalore Gold Silver Rate Today, March 10, 2026: Gold and Silver Prices Go Up -
IPL 2026 Schedule Announcement On March 12: BCCI to Release First 20 Days of Indian Premier League Fixtures -
IPL 2026 Playing XI Prediction: CSK, MI, RCB, KKR, PBKS, GT, LSG, DC, RR, SRH Impact Sub & Full Team List -
Chennai Hotels Warn of Shutdown In 2 Days As LPG Supply Crunch Hits TN -
Trisha Shouldn't Have Attended The Event With Vijay: Parthiban -
Pakistan Facing Oil Crisis? PM Orders Shutdown Of Schools And Universities, Introduces 4-Day Workweek -
Flight Ticket Prices To Turn Costly Due To Iran Crisis? SpiceJet Chief Hints At Airfare Hike












Click it and Unblock the Notifications