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Christchurch Mosque attack: Court convicted of massacre, sent to April 5 The jail

Brenton Harrison Tavern, accused of attacking Christchurch mosque in New Zealand, was presented in court. He was sent to custody without hearing any arguments till April 5.

Brenton Harrison Tavern, accused of attacking Christchurch mosque in New Zealand, was presented in court. He was sent to custody without hearing any arguments till April 5. Tell me, Brenton fired at two mosques and made 49 live video while making live video. Brenton Harrison was recognized as an Australian citizen.

Former Australian fitness coach Brenton Harrison Tavern, who was wearing handcuffs and white gel shirts, did not appeal for bail. For this reason he was sent to custody till April 5. On Friday, two mosques of Christchurch were fired. During this 49 people were killed and more than 20 people were seriously injured. Brenton is being described as responsible for this incident.

Accused of attack

New Zealand PM calls it a terror attack

Prime Minister Jacinda Alderne had said that the affected people are either migrants or refugees. It is clear that it can now be termed as a terrorist attack only. As much as we know, it seems that it was pre employed.

During the attack, people gathered outside the mosque (file photo-AP)

PM Modi condemns

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep condolences to those who were killed in the attack and wished the victims to be quick to recover. Modi expressed complete solidarity with New Zealand's friendly people in this difficult time. The Prime Minister emphasized that India strongly condemns terrorism in all its forms and supporters of such acts.

India, with the Government of New Zealand

Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted late on Friday, "We strongly condemn the cowardly terrorist attack on the shrines in Christchurch. Our sensibilities are with those who are losing loved ones. Our sensibilities and prayers are with the families of the victims. India is in solidarity with New Zealand's government and people in this hour of grief "

News of 9 Indians missing

India's high commissioner in New Zealand Sanjeev Kohli said that according to the latest data, after the information received from several sources, it is known that nine people of Indian citizenship / origin are missing. Waiting for this is the official information. He said that this is a serious crime against humanity. Our prayers are with those families who have lost their family members in this accident.