PRESIDENT
OF INDIA
CONDOLES
THE
LOSS OF LIVES IN CHINESE EARTHQUAKE
15-05-2008
Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi
The President, Smt. Pratibha Devisingh Patil, has expressed
her shock and grief over the loss of lives in Chinese earthquake on May 12,
2008.
In a condolence message addressed to H.E. Mr. Hu Jintao, President,
People's Republic of China, Beijing, the President has said, "It was with a sense
of great shock and dismay that I learnt of the devastation and destruction and
the massive loss of lives, including of school children, caused by the
earthquake which struck Sichuan
Province on 12th May
2008. I join the people of India
in offering heartfelt condolences and sympathies to the people of China at this
tragic event. We are confident that the people of China will overcome this adversity
with fortitude and courage. We are willing to make a contribution to your
efforts to mitigate the sufferings of the friendly people of China".
Indian
Prime Minister condoles loss of life
in Chinese quake and offers assistance
May
13, 2008
New Delhi
The
Prime Minister of India has expressed deep sorrow at the loss of lives and
property caused by the earthquake in China
that struck Sichuan
province yesterday. In a letter to his Chinese counterpart Mr. Wen Jiabao, Dr.
Manmohan Singh aid the people of India
share in the grief of their brethren in China
and expressed the confidence that the resilient people of China will
overcome this grievous loss. The Prime Minister said India stands ready to offer any
assistance that may be needed at this difficult time.
Indian
External Affairs Minister condoles loss of life
in
Chinese quake and conveys support
The Indian External Affairs Minister (EAM),
Shri Pranab Mukherjee, has written to his counterpart, Mr. Yang Jiechi,
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, and has expressed his deep shock at the
news of the devastating earthquake that has hit the Sichuan
province of China.
EAM conveyed his
heartfelt condolences over the tragedy and indicated India’s readiness
to provide any assistance that China
may require.
New Delhi
May
14, 2008