Singh says terrorists can't win
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said terrorists who attacked commuter trains in Mumbai Tuesday would never win because India would stand united against them.
"They have not yet understood that we will never let them win," he said in a nationally televised address on Wednesday.
The toll from the bombings stands at 200 dead with more than 700 inured.
Local sources claim that police are investigating links between Students' Islamic Movement of India and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
The daily commute in Mumbai resumed Wednesday after bombs blasted trains on Tuesday killing 200 and injuring more than 700. AFP/Prakash Singh via Yahoo News.
"They have not yet understood that we will never let them win," he said in a nationally televised address on Wednesday.
The toll from the bombings stands at 200 dead with more than 700 inured.
Local sources claim that police are investigating links between Students' Islamic Movement of India and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
The daily commute in Mumbai resumed Wednesday after bombs blasted trains on Tuesday killing 200 and injuring more than 700. AFP/Prakash Singh via Yahoo News.
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