London [UK]: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav attended a commemorative ceremony at India House in London to mark the anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. The event, organized by the High Commission of India in the UK, served as a solemn remembrance of one of India’s darkest days.
The Chief Minister, formally invited by the High Commission, delivered a heartfelt address during the ceremony. His speech reflected on the profound impact of the attacks, emphasizing the collective grief of the nation and the resilience of its people.
“There are two groups of witnesses to this tragedy—those who experienced the horror firsthand and the millions who watched the events unfold on television,” CM Yadav said.
Expressing his condolences, he paid tribute to the victims and their families, while highlighting the enduring strength of those who survived. His remarks, described in the press statement as both solemn and hopeful, sought to honor the memory of the lives lost and to reaffirm India’s resolve against terrorism.
The ceremony also featured an exhibition at India House, curated to provide a visual narrative of the events through photographs and artifacts. CM Yadav toured the exhibition, reflecting on the tragic incidents and the resilience showcased in the aftermath.
Speaking to media, CM Yadav stated:
“26/11 is the most unfortunate incident in the history of our country, especially from the point of view of national security for the people and the government.”
The visit concluded with a tour of India House, where the Chief Minister further engaged with the memorials dedicated to the victims of the attacks.
The event underscored the importance of remembering the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks as a pivotal moment in India’s history, serving as a reminder of the need for vigilance and unity against terrorism.