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'Bangalore hasn't learnt from Mumbai's 26/11'
Updated On: 27 November, 2009 08:26 AM IST | | Nolan Pinto
As they light candles in memory of the terror victims, citizens say security still lax a year after the attacks
As they light candles in memory of the terror victims, citizens say security still lax a year after the attacks
Hundreds of Bangaloreans from students, businessmen to those simply passing by Bangalore Central Mall came together yesterday to light candles and pay their tribute to the martyrs of Mumbai's 26/11 attack. On the first anniversary of the attack, Bangaloreans say they do not feel safe in their city.
Hundreds of Bangaloreans from students, businessmen to those simply passing by Bangalore Central Mall came together yesterday to light candles and pay their tribute to the martyrs of Mumbai's 26/11 attack. On the first anniversary of the attack, Bangaloreans say they do not feel safe in their city.
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