And so sad to hear that you knew Mr Kamte. Hope our people and country have learn’t the lessons from the valiant sacrifices of these brave souls.

Best Wishes to you.
Arun

I saw this write up just yesterday, those three days were the most horrendous times. I couldn’t help myself from crying all the time.
The attacks were so hideous. I am genuinely speechless about it. Me and my husband were glued to the TV all the time.
One of the three officers( Late.Mr.Ashok Kamte)was the former police chief of Kolhapur,MH (my hometown).I have seen him in person. One of my classmates provided him Physical Therapy for shoulder pain in his Gym. He always told us how he was in awe of his charismatic persona.
I can recall to this day, during the Ganesh Visarjan ceremony how a glance on his part was copious enough to pacify the raucous crowd of youngsters.
When I learnt about his death I mourned as if for a close relative, so ghastly was the impact of the attack !

The pictures in your post made me grieve even more.
Though Mumbai has stood up again and may be back to habitual routine. The catastrophic bereavement of those wretched families will always haunt them. Their loved ones have departed them for life.

Will this ever end ? I think no one has an answer to it.

Manasi
Seattle,WA