HYDERABAD: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday expressed solidarity with the people of the city, shaken by the twin bomb blasts in Dilsukhnagar on Thursday. After visiting the blast site and the hospitals where the injured were being treated, the PM lauded the people for refusing to be provoked.
Singh, who flew to Hyderabad from Delhi in a special IAF plane, paid a visit to Disukhnagar following which he met the injured at Omni and Yashoda Hospitals, and assured the families of the victims all help from the centre. "I have come to share the grief of the people of Hyderabad. I express condolence for the families of the bereaved and wish speedy recovery for the injured," Singh said after meeting the blast victims at the hospitals.
Before leaving for Delhi, the PM held a review meeting with chief minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy and his cabinet ministers during which DGP V Dinesh Reddy briefed him about the progress of the investigation into the case. The police chief is understood to have told the PM that six investigative teams have been formed and that the case would be cracked at the earliest.
Singh was received on Sunday morning at Begumpet airport by Andhra Pradesh Governor ESL Narasimham, the Chief Minister and his cabinet colleagues.
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