Mumbai, July 21 -- The Bombay High Court's recent decision to acquit all 12 individuals convicted in the 2006 Mumbai train bomb blasts case has left victims' families deeply shocked and disheartened.
Nearly two decades after the tragic serial bombings that claimed 189 lives and injured more than 800, survivors and relatives expressed disbelief that no one was held accountable. Many called the verdict a "shocking twist" that reopened painful wounds and prolonged their struggle for justice.
Family members voiced a profound sense of betrayal by the legal process, highlighting the emotional toll of reliving the tragedy and the uncertainty about accountability.
"How can 189 people die, and no one be held responsible? What do we tell our childr...