Citizens say political leadership answerable on terror

PICKING UP PIECES: Mumbai marches on but demands answers on how long can politicians go scot free

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Mumbai: It's been a week since terror came knocking at Mumbai's doors on 26/11. The Mumbai terror attack changed life for almost everyone who watched it on television or in real life.

For hundreds of people and for families of victims of the horrific tragedy, it's a day of remembrance, of prayer meetings and peace marches.

Dozens of Mumbaikars are expected to gather at the Gateway of India for a protest campaign, 'Don't Vote 09' to demand answers about the failure of the political leadership.

The protests will be led by prominent citizens including actor Sanjay Dutt's wife Manyataa and Farhan Azmi.

An online campaign is also urging people to start a Non-cooperation movement and raise their voices against the state government and converge at the Gateway of India on Wednesday evening.

These protest meets come after the candlelight marches reflecting the anger and frustration of the maximum city.