India slams attack on Pakistan's border post Indian Border Security Force (BSF) troopers patrol at the international border with Pakistan, around 30 kms from Amritsar, India, on Nov. 3, 2014. BSF troopers were put on high alert Sunday evening along the India-Pakistan international border after a massive blast left over 55 people dead and over 118 others injured at Wagah border check point in Pakistan, said local media. Xinhua NEW DELHI, Nov. 3 (Xinhua) -- India on Monday condemned the suicide bombing at Wagah in Pakistan at a border check point with India, which killed more than 50 on Sunday evening. The Indian government said in a statement that it "strongly condemns the dastardly terrorist attack" and added that there was "no grievance or political goal so great as to justify such a cowardly act." "Our prayers will remain with the families of the victims, who we hope will be granted the courage and fortitude to overcome this irreparable loss that they have just suffered," it added. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has tweeted his condemnation of the attack.