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India Slams Saudi Attacks After Citizen Dies, Calls Out UN Hypocrisy
- •India strongly condemned attacks on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia following the tragic death of an Indian national.
- •Out of 12 injured Indians, three have been discharged while eight remain hospitalized, with four in the ICU.
- •National Security Advisor discussed the safety of Indian sailors and tankers during talks with Iran.
- •The Ministry of External Affairs criticized the UN Human Rights Commission for its double standards regarding protests in India.
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Out of the 12 Indians injured in the October 10 attacks in Saudi Arabia, one tragically lost his life. Of the remaining 11, three have been discharged from the hospital, while eight remain hospitalized with four receiving treatment in the ICU. Embassy officials are regularly visiting the injured and staying in contact with their families.
On October 12, the National Security Advisor spoke with Dr. Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. During these discussions, they covered bilateral issues, the regional situation, and specifically raised concerns regarding the safety of Indian sailors and Indian tankers.
During the BIMSTEC home ministers meeting hosted by the Indian Home Minister, the Delhi Declaration was adopted. Under this declaration, member nations agreed to enhance cooperation in combating terrorism, preventing narcotics, and tackling money laundering.
