Parliament attack victim\'s families boycott official function
Parliament attack victim's families boycott official function
The families of the 2001 parliament attack victims Saturday boycotted the official function, where only 15 parliamentarians had gathered, and held a separate function at the India Gate war memorial to pay tribute to those killed when terrorists stormed the complex seven years ago. » full story
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