15,000 students to participate in anti-terrorism day event
Mumbai : Over 15,000 students from schools and colleges would be administered the anti-terrorism pledge at an event here on November 24, organised to mark the fifth anniversary of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks. The event,
“We have not learnt lessons from 26/11 and other terror attacks,” he said.
Bitta termed the security arrangements in Gujarat as the best in the country. He asked parties not to politicise terror attacks as “those who were killed were common men”.
“We have not yet learnt lessons despite assassinations of L N Mishra, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi,” he said. “I am going to file a petition in the Supreme Court, seeking to fix blame on concerned individuals, including then senior bureaucrats, for the security lapses which led to the assassinations and other terror acts,” Bitta said. He also demanded a white paper on the issue.
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