Mumbai Marks First Anniversary of Terror Rampage

Candlelight vigils held throughout city in memory of 166 dead
By Will McCahill,  Newser Staff
Posted Nov 25, 2009 6:48 PM CST
Mumbai Marks First Anniversary of Terror Rampage
People attends special prayers for the rabbi and his wife who were killed in last year's attack on Mumbai's Jewish center.   (AP Photo)

Candlelight vigils and other memorial remembrances are underway in India to mark the first anniversary of the Mumbai terror attacks. The three-day rampage left 166 dead, plus nine Islamic militant gunmen. Particularly poignant was a ceremony at the city’s Jewish center, where a rabbi and his pregnant wife were killed, and where walls pockmarked by bullets are a constant reminder, the Times of London reports.
(More Mumbai attacks stories.)

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