Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday condemned the terror attacks in Paris that left over 150 people dead and said "fundamentalism of all kinds is the worst enemy of society".
"Shocked to learn about the cowardly attacks on innocents in Paris. (The) whole world should unite and fight against such terror acts," he tweeted.
"Paris attack is an attack on entire humanity. Fundamentalism of all kinds is the worst enemy of society. Let us pray for residents of Paris," the Aam Aadmi Party leader said.
French authorities killed eight terrorists who unleashed mayhem at multiple locations in Paris on Friday night, also leaving over 200 injured, some 80 critically.
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