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Solemn acceptance replaces anger in Mumbai

There is no outpouring of public anger, no frenzied cries for hanging Ajmal Kasab, no towering hoardings of martyred policemen in street corners that aroused feverish patriotism as Mumbai prepares for the second anniversary of the 26/11 terror attacks.

The outrage exemplified by shrill cries of "Hang Kasab" and "Death to Kasab" have given way to solemn acceptance of the tragedy despite an enduring sense of collective bereavement weakened in intensity with time.

This year again Mumbaikars will pay homage to their dead with prayer meetings, candle light vigils, a smart parade by the police force and renewed pledge to fight terror in the same undying spirit that saw it rise back to feet the morning after the 26/11 assault that sought to bring it down on the knees.

Text: PTI

Image: K Unnikrishnan, father of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who died in 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, stops in Thane in Mumbai on Wednesday as he participates in a cycle expedition from Gateway of India in Mumbai to India Gate in Delhi to create awareness for unity. (Photographs copyright PTI)




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