Vandana Chatlani reflects on a tragedy that has shocked the world and left a nation and a legal community in mourning
The end of November saw a three-day massacre that the Indian and international community cannot, and will not, forget. At 10pm on Wednesday 29 November, a group of heavily armed terrorists stormed two of Mumbai’s best-known hotels as well as several other prominent locations in the city including Chhatrapati Shivaji Railway Terminus, Cafe Leopold, Cama Hospital and Nariman House.
The group of 10 attackers targeted locations popular with international visitors and locals alike. Armed with hand grenades, rifles and revolvers, they fired indiscriminately, killing dozens of people instantly.
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