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April 11, 2025

Dr Tilu Mangeshikar has a simple question for Tahawwur Rana if she ever met the key accused in the 2008 Mumbai attacks who landed in Delhi on Thursday: "We look like each other, albeit hold different ideologies; how could your men train their guns on us?"

- Sudipta Basu

MUMBAI: Dr Tilu Mangeshikar has a simple question for Tahawwur Rana if she ever met the key accused in the 2008 Mumbai attacks who landed in Delhi on Thursday: "We look like each other, albeit hold different ideologies; how could your men train their guns on us?"

The then Mumbai-based doctor (she has since relocated to Singapore, followed by Australia) and her daughter, then a teenager, are among those who survived the horrific terrorist attacks in the financial capital on November 26, 2008.

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