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New Delhi: January 20, 2016. (PCP) National Panthers Party and several other students and youth organizations of India condemned the bloodiest attack against humanity in Bacha Khan University, Pakistan this morning massacring several students and teachers attending a university function.
Prof.Bhim Singh, Chief Patron of National Panthers Party and Convenor of World Peace Organization strongly condemned the bloodiest attack against innocent people (students and teachers) observing death anniversary of Bacha Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan. Several activists of the Panthers Party condemned this murderous attack against humanity in Peshawar and expressed sympathies with the families of those who lost their members of the family in this bloodiest attack.
The Panthers Party organized meeting to condemn this bloodiest attack against humanity and expressed condolences to the families who lost their dear ones/relatives in Peshawar this morning. The condolence meeting was held in Srinagar, Jammu and New Delhi at the headquarters of National Panthers Party.
Prof.Bhim Singh called on the peace-loving organizations, groups and individuals all over the world to raise a voice for peace and against violence so that the people in the world may live in peace and honour.
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