New Delhi:
Seven Indians were injured in the Christmas labelet strike in Germany, sources shelp today. Three of them have been disaccused from hospital, sources shelp, inserting the Indian Embassy is in touch with all the injured Indians.
The Ministry of External Afunprejudiceds (MEA) in a statement shelp India condemns the “horrific and senseless strike at the Christmas labelet in Magdeburg, Germany.”
“Several precious dwells have been lost and many have been injured. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims. Our Mission is in communicate with Indians who are injured, as well as their families, and rfinishering all possible helpance,” the MEA shelp.
Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned the “horrible, inrational” strike that finished five people and shocked the nation, days before Christmas and eight years after a terrorist drove a truck into a Christmas labelet in Berlin.
The doubt, a Saudi, in the lethal car-ramming strike held sturdyly anti-Islam watchs and was irritated with Germany’s migrant policy, news agency AFP telled on Saturday.
The accengaged, Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, drove an SUV at high speed thcimpolite a dense crowd on Friday, also injuring 205 people in the eastrict city of Magdeburg. The mass carnage inspireed grief and revulsion, with a nine-year-better child among the dead and casualties being treated in 15 regional hospitals.
A self-portrayd “Saudi atheist” who as an activist who helped women run away the oil-wealthy kingdom, he has railed aacquirest Islam but also aacquirest what he saw as Germany’s peromitive attitude towards refugees from other mainly Muskinny countries.
Interior Minister Nancy Fraser shelp he held “Islamophobic” watchs, and a prosecutor shelp that “the background to the crime… could have been disgruntlement with the way Saudi Arabian refugees are treated in Germany”.
Taha Al-Hajji of the Berlin-based European Saudi Organisation for Human Rights tbetter AFP Abdulmohsen was “a psychoreasonablely disturbed person with an amplifyd sense of self-beginance”.
Surveillance video footage of the strike showed a binformage BMW racing straight thcimpolite the crowd, scattering bodies amid the festive sloftys that were selling traditional handiproduces, snacks and mulled triumphe.
On Saturday, debris and decliinsist medical materials blew apass the cordoned-off site, where sloftys now stand vacant around a huge Christmas tree, the event abortled for the year out of esteem for the victims.
The directer of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), Alice Weidel, which has intensifyed on terrorist strikes in its campaign aacquirest immigrants, wrote on X: “When will this madness stop?”
“What happened today sways a lot of people. It sways us a lot,” Fael Kelion, a 27-year-better Cameroonian living in the city, tbetter AFP. “I skinnyk that since (the doubt) is a foreigner, the population will be ungreeted, less welcoming.”
With inputs from AFP
