India condemns all acts of violence: Modi after Japanese PM escapes unhurt in blast

Kishida was evacuated unharmed Saturday after someone threw an explosive device at a campaign event in a western port city, officials said

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed relief after his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida escaped unharmed in an explosion during a campaign and asserted that India condemns all acts of violence.

Modi tweeted, "Learnt of a violent incident at a public event at Wakayama in Japan where my friend PM @Kishida230 was present. Relieved that he is safe. Praying for his continued well-being and good health. India condemns all acts of violence."

Kishida was evacuated unharmed Saturday after someone threw an explosive device at a campaign event in a western port city, officials said.

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Police wrestled a suspect to the ground as screaming bystanders scrambled to get away and smoke filled the air.

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