Anushka Sharma, Madhavan R, Jacqueline Fernandez and other celebrities condemn the attacks in Sri Lanka and send their prayers

There were fears of the deaths of 158 people and about 400 serious injuries as a result of eight Successive explosions that shook the people of Sri Lanka's capital, Colombo, on Sunday morning Easter. Shockwaves have been sent around the world and Internet users have turned to social media to express their grief and offer their condolences to the families in distress.

In a tweet, Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma expresses her shock and grief by saying, "Our thoughts are with all those affected by this tragic act of violence in Sri Lanka, we pray with you on this painful moment of sorrow, shock. "

Jacqueline Fernandez said, "Extremely sad at the news of the bombings in Sri Lanka, it is unfortunate not to see that violence is like a chain reaction, it must stop!" [19659004]

Comedian Vir Das tweeted, "Sending love and light to the families and people of Sri Lanka."

Raveena Tandon said: "It's really sad to see this happen in a country that was finally in bloom after years of struggle / bloodshed.Our fav vacay dest, near at home, loves his people, the tranquility he finally achieved.False violence will leave his scars.I hope and I beg you to heal soon #srilanka. "

American comedian and actress Mind y Kaling said, "This news from Sri Lanka is horrible, I am wholeheartedly with all the victims and their families.There are so many people who are going to be there. church during one of the holiest days that I am completely nauseated. "

Vivek Oberoi said: "Deeply saddened and shocked by the terrible attacks of #SriLanka.Lack of cowardice a day of prayer, shame on these terrorists.My sincere prayers with the victims and their families.We are all with you #SriLanka Stay safe, please. "

Ranganathan Madhavan tweeted "So heartbreaking and tragic, my heartfelt condolences to all the families of the victims, God gives them the courage to handle this cowardice."

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The explosions took place at seven locations – three churches in Negombo, Batticaloa and the Kochchikade district in Colombo, as well as four hotels, including Shangri-La, Cinnamon Grand, Kingsbury and another hotel. were also affected, but no terrorist group claimed responsibility for these attacks.