I pray for everyone's safety, tweets Modi

May 14, 2015 02:21

Indian ambassador Amar Sinha has said that all Indians are reportedly safe in the Park Palace Guesthouse attack and the embassy is in constant touch with security forces and evacuation is on.

Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was concerned about the situation after hearing the news.

"In the aircraft I got news about the attack in Kabul. Am concerned about the situation & I pray for everyone's safety," Modi said through a Twitter message.

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