Protest outside Pakistan Embassy in Washington DC on 26/11 Mumbai attack anniversary, Indian expatriates raise slogans

Indian expatriates protest on the Pakistani consulate in New York on the 14th anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror assault. People shouted slogans with placards of their arms. The placards learn, ‘We won’t forgive’.

In one among India’s worst terror assaults, the attackers held Mumbai hostage for 4 days, firing indiscriminately, killing 166 folks and injuring 300. The 26/11 terror assaults have been carried out by the Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), whose chief Hafiz Saeed has been designated a worldwide terrorist by the United Nations. Saeed roams freely in Pakistan below the safety of his military.

Zafar Sahiton, a Sindhi nationalist of the Jai Sindh Freedom Motion (JSFM), says that Pakistan harbors and promotes terror leaders like Lashkar chief Hafiz Saeed to blackmail and terrorize different international locations. He stated that Pakistan offers numerous respect to terrorists and offers them with a excessive degree of safety.

Fourteen years in the past, 10 LeT terrorists arrived in Mumbai from Karachi, Pakistan and carried out gun and grenade assaults on Hotel Taj, Chhatrapati Shivaji Rail Terminus, Chabad Home, Cama Hospital, Leopold Cafe and Nariman Home enterprise. Indian safety forces killed 9 Pakistani terrorists and managed to seize Ajmal Kasab alive. He uncovered the assault and criticized Pakistan’s involvement.

The Authorities of India is mounting stress via worldwide establishments to prosecute terrorist leaders with their base in Pakistan. India stubbornly pursued the case with Pakistan and offered mountains of proof within the type of information of interrogations, weapons and conversations in the course of the assault. In April 2011 the US acknowledged that Pakistanis had a job within the Mumbai terrorist assaults and issued arrest warrants for 4 Pakistanis believed to be LeT members for serving to plan the assaults and practice the attackers.