26/11 Attacks

The 26/11 Attacks occurred on November 26, 2008, when a group of terrorists from Pakistan hijacked four commercial airplanes and launched coordinated attacks in Mumbai, India. They targeted key locations like hotels, a busy railway station, and a popular Jewish community center, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. The terrorists aimed to create chaos and draw international attention through violence. The attacks lasted nearly three days, resulting in over 170 deaths and many injuries. This event highlighted the severity of cross-border terrorism and prompted global efforts to combat such threats.