PM condemns Nigeria school bombing

November 11, 2014 00:34

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tonight condemned the suicide bomber attack in a school in Nigeria which left 48 students dead, terming it as a cowardly act.

"The attack in Nigeria is cowardly and utterly condemnable," Modi tweeted. "Condolences to the kin of the deceased. My prayers (are) with the injured," he said.

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