인도의 주교회의는 7월11일의 뭄바이 열차테러사건으로 190명이상이 살해되고 700명이상이 부상당한 사태에 관하여 이는 테러를 자행한 측이 자기들의 문제를 해결하려고 극단적인 수단을 써서 무고한 사람들을 살상하고 국가재산을 파괴한 행위라고 같은 달 14일에 강력하게 규탄하였다 (2006. 7. 14. 가톨릭통신사)
 
 
 14-July-2006 -- Catholic News Agency
 
 
 BISHOPS OF INDIA RELEASE OFFICIAL STATEMENT CONDEMNING TERRORIST ATTACKS
 
 Mumbai, Jul. 14, 2006 (CNA) - The Bishops’ Conference of India has condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Bombay (Mumbai) in a statement released by the body’s general secretary, Archbishop Estanislao Fernandez.
 
 
 The Fides news agency quotes the statement as saying, “We strongly condemn these acts. Our conference is profoundly disgusted that certain persons want to use these extreme means to resolve their problems, destroying innocent lives and harming property of the state,” the archbishop said.
 
 Likewise, the president of the bishops’ conference, Archbishop Fernando Capalla, told reporters, “Terror can have no place in a civilized society. The use of terror as a means of expressing grievances is never justifiable.”
 
 
 The July 11 terrorist attacks on the train system in Bombay left more than 190 dead and 700 injured. Although no terrorist group has yet to claim responsibility, officials in India suspect they were the work of Kashmir separatists affiliated with the Islamic group Lashkar-e-Taiba
 
 Cardinal Ivan Dias, prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples and former Archbishop of Bombay, send a telegram of solidarity on Wednesday to the Diocesan Administrator of Bombay, Bishop Bosco Penha.