"Members of Delhi BJP Minority Morcha, led by their president Atif Rasheed, gathered outside the city's ten prominent mosques for a memorial meeting after the special Friday prayer for the Pathankot martyrs," party spokesman Praveen Kapoor said.
Paying tributes to those killed in the attack outside Fatehpuri Masjid, Rasheed said "the Muslim community of Delhi feels deeply hurt by the Pathankot air base incident and strongly condemns this act of terrorism."
Similar memorial meetings were organised by the Minority Morcha in other parts of the city, including historic Ghanta Ghar Chowk.
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