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In a series of bombings on July 11, terrorists brutally attacked crowded commuter trains in Mumbai, Indias financial capital. Earlier on the same day, grenade attacks in Srinagar, Kashmir targeted tourists. In Mumbai, at least one-hundred-ninety people were killed with hundreds more wounded. In Srinagar, eight died. Shivraj Patil (SHEEV-rahj PAH-tihl), Indias Home Minister, read a statement issued by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh:

We will work to defeat the evil designs of terrorists and will not allow them to succeed. I urge the people to remain calm, not to believe rumors, and carry on their activities normally. The government will take all possible measures to maintain law and order and defeat the forces of terrorism.

No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks in Mumbai, which have been almost universally condemned. Pervez Musharaff, Pakistans president, issued a statement saying terrorism is a bane of our times and it must be condemned, rejected, and countered effectively and comprehensively. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack says the U.S. condemn[s] these attacks in the strongest terms:

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