IN PICS | India Observes Day-Long State Mourning As Mark Of Respect For Shinzo Abe

Indian national flags flying at half mast as a mark of respect on demise of former Japan PM Shinzo Abe.

Indian national flag is flown half-mast at a North Block building to mourn the death of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, in New Delhi, Saturday, July 9, 2022. Former Japan PM Shinzo Abe was shot dead during an election campaign in western Japanese city of Nara on Friday. Image Source: PTI

Indian national flag flying at half mast at the Rashtrapati Bhawan as a mark of respect to former Japan PM Shinzo Abe. He was the longest serving prime minister in Japan. Image Source: PTI

National flag lowered at half-mast at Parliament House to pay tribute to Shinzo Abe. The Indian government has declared a daylong state mourning on Abe's demise. Image Source: PTI

Image of the Indian national flag flying at half mast at Red Fort. Hailing from a wealthy political family, he was elected to Parliament in 1993 after his father's demise. Image Source: PTI

India's national flag flies half-mast at the Bikaner collector office in Rajasthan. The former Japanese premier was conferred with India's second highest civilian honour — Padma Vibhushan — for his exceptional and distinguished service in public affairs. Image Source: PTI