China's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian expressed condolences over the Delhi blast near Red Fort metro station, offering sympathies to the victims and wishing the injured a speedy recovery.
India's Ambassador to Bhutan, Sandeep Arya, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to continue his Bhutan visit despite the Delhi blast was deeply moving. He noted that the King of Bhutan led special prayers for India, Modi, and the victims of the Delhi blast.
Bhartiya Janta Party MLA Tarvinder Singh Marwah on Tuesday held a candle march in Delhi showing his solidarity with the victims of the Delhi car blast that happened on Monday evening.
"In this hour of difficulty, the Government of Delhi extends its deepest condolences" to all those families who have lost their loved ones and to those who have been injured in this incident, she went on to add in her post.
Bharadwaj said, "Sympathy has no value if the government cannot even provide an ambulance for the families to retrieve the bodies. The Home Minister came to Delhi's largest hospital, and the Chief Minister came and said that everything is going fine, but the families of the deceased are b
Singapore's High Commissioner to India, Simon Wong, condemned the Delhi Red Fort car blast, calling it an "act of terror." He offered prayers for the victims and their families and said Singapore stands with India.
Saxena, who was on his official visit to Gujarat's Kevadia in relation to the Delhi Day celebration at "Rashtra Parv", cut short his visit and rushed back to Ahmedabad and then to Delhi on Tuesday.
The Bhutanese leadership conveyed heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and wished a speedy recovery to those injured in the tragic incident. Special prayers were offered for all those affected by the blasts.
In a village of the Amroha district, the family of the deceased Ashok received his mortal remains. The death of Ashok has left his family devastated, with elders and children wailing, riddled with the feeling of helplessness.