00:00Years after the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, the city's skyline shows little trace of the
00:13violence it once witnessed. But for many survivors, the memories remain as vivid as ever. Among them
00:22is Divikar Rotavan, one of the youngest to endure the horrors of that night. Just nine years old at
00:29the time, she was shot in the leg at the crowded Chhatrapati Shivaji terminus, an incident that
00:35has shaped her life ever since.
00:54Divika, who later emerged as a key witness and courageously identified
00:59Ajmal Kasab as one of the gunmen believes real justice will be served only when the masterminds
01:06behind the attack are finally held accountable.
01:09In the film, I saw that the hero has hit, but the other day it will be fine. But in real life, there was nothing
01:14that was done. After the hit, I was exhausted. I was taken to the St. George hospital. I had seen
01:19many patients. The doctor was exhausted, but the doctor was not. There was my operation. I shifted to the
01:26Jager. I was admitted to the Jager hospital. I was taken to the hospital and I was taken to the
01:31law.
01:35The 26-11 terror attacks, which gripped Mumbai for four days from November 26th to 29th in 2008 remain one of
01:44Indian
01:46The 26-11 terror attacks, which gripped Mumbai for four days from November 26th to 29th in 2008,
01:59remain one of India's deadliest strikes, claiming 166 lives and injuring more than 300 people,
02:07including civilians, security personnel and foreign nationals.
02:11Kassab, the only one among the 10 attackers captured alive, was executed in 2012 at the Yerwada prison in Pune.
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