Washington [US], November 27 (ANI): To mark the 14th anniversary of the Mumbai terror assaults, demonstrations have been held from the United States to Japan to pay respects to the victims of the 26/11 Mumbai terror assaults and demanded that the perpetrators of the carnage be dropped at justice.
Indian Americans and different South Asian communities staged demonstrations throughout the US, together with exterior the Pakistan embassy in Washington condemning Pakistan for harbouring terror teams and known as on the world powers to deliver to justice the perpetrators of the Mumbai assaults.
Demonstrations additionally befell in entrance of the Pakistan Consulate in Houston, Chicago and the Pakistan Community Centre in New Jersey. With posters and banners showcasing the brutality of the phobia assaults, protestors known as for motion towards Pakistan-sponsored Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists concerned within the 26/11 Mumbai assaults.
Demonstrators held placards and chanted slogans towards Pakistan. Just a few protesters have been seen holding a banner that learn, ‘Wounds could heal however the scars by no means fade.” LED vans have been noticed at numerous outstanding places exhibiting clips and photos of victims of 26/11 and highlighting Pakistan’s function in nurturing terror teams.
Several individuals gathered in entrance of the Pakistan Embassy in Tokyo to carry protests calling for justice and paid tribute to 166 victims killed by Pakistan-supported terrorists. People known as for justice and underscored that the important thing perpetrators, planners and masterminds of the cowardly and inhuman act proceed to roam freely in Pakistan.
The protesters known as on Pakistani authorities to take motion towards Lashkar-e-Taiba head Hafiz Saeed. The protesters carried Indian flags and banners which showcased pictures of Hafiz Saeed and Hisashi Tsuda. The message on the banner learn, “Hafiz Saeed Mastermind 26/11/2018 Mumbai attack.”Calling for motion towards terrorists, individuals chanted slogans like “Bharat Mata ki Jai,” “We Want Justice” and “26/11 terrorists must be hanged.” Protesters additionally paid tribute to a Japanese citizen Hisashi Tsuda, who was one of many victims of a terrorist assault in Mumbai.
Meanwhile, Bangladesh’s civil societies, Islamic organizations, socio-cultural teams, scholar our bodies, anti-terror boards and residents from all walks of life condemned Pakistan for harbouring terrorism. KUET Sachetan Sikharthibrindo organised a protest demonstration at Khulna University of Engineering and Technology.
Holding banners and posters condemning Pakistan for inciting terrorism, college students participated within the occasion. Demonstrations and candlelight marches have been held in Satikira. The demonstrations have been held below the banner of Pourasba peace membership, Natyadal Satkira and VBD Satikira. Protesters criticised Pakistan for concentrating on harmless individuals and its continued help and help to enemies of peace.
A bunch of Indian Diaspora based mostly in Belgium organized an occasion at Schuman roundabout in entrance of the European Commission in Brussels to commemorate the 26/11 Mumbai terror assaults below the banner of ‘Solidarity Against Terrorism’ on Saturday.
Members of the Indian diaspora took half to pay tribute to the Mumbai terror assault victims and urged the worldwide group to punish these liable for the assault.
Meanwhile, The Global Human Rights Defence held an indication in entrance of the peace palace in Hague to commemorate the Mumbai terror assault on November 26, 2008, and raised voices towards ‘ruthless terrorism’ and demanded justice from Pakistan, based on the press assertion launched by Global Human Rights Defence.
According to the assertion, the protest began on Friday at midday and ended after 1.5 hours. Notably, 10 Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists on November 26 arrived in Mumbai by sea. The terrorists opened hearth, killing 166 individuals, together with 18 safety personnel, and over 300 individuals have been injured in the course of the three-day siege in Mumbai.
India is working with a number of nations whose residents had misplaced their lives within the 2008 Mumbai Terror Attack, mentioned External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, including that it’ll ensure that actual perpetrators don’t escape.
“It’s an occasion where entire country remembers it. I want to underline how strongly we feel about it and determined we are to complete the process of justice,” Jaishankar informed ANI on Saturday.
“Today is the anniversary of the 26/11 terror attack in Mumbai. Even after so many years, the people who planned and oversaw it have not been punished. They have not been brought to justice. This is something which we give utmost importance to,” the External Affairs Minister added.
In 2008, 10 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists (LeT) carried out 12 coordinated taking pictures and bombing assaults killing at the least 166 individuals and leaving 300 wounded in Mumbai. (ANI)