10 years of Parliament attack: Tribute to martyrs
Ten years after the Parliament attack, leaders from different parties paid tribute to the bravehearts who died.
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It's been ten years since the audacious attack on India's Parliament. At a memorial service held at the Parliament on Tuesday morning, MPs across party lines paid tribute to those who died in the attack.
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Vice President Hamid Ansari led members of both Houses of Parliament in paying tribute to the martyrs on the 10th anniversary of the Parliament attack.
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Six security men, four Delhi Police personnel and one each from the CRPF and Parliament watch-and-ward staff were killed in the attack.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pays tribute to the bravehearts who lost their lives while securing the Parliament from heavily-armed terrorists ten years ago.
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UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi at the ceremony held in the premises of the Parliament.
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Sushma Swaraj tweets: "The whole incident is fresh in my memory as I was inside the Parliament that day. My husband was also a Member of Parliament then."
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Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar pays homage to the martyrs who died during the terror attack on Parliament in 2001.
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A blood donation camp was organised by the Red Cross Society to mark 10 years of the Parliament attack.
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On December 13, 2001, five heavily armed gunmen stormed the Parliament complex and opened indiscriminate fire, killing nine people.
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All five terrorists were shot dead.
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A year later, four accused, including Afzal Guru, who were arrested for the attack on Parliament, were found guilty after a trial.
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Guru, who is said to be a Jaish-e-Mohammed militant, was the only accused to be awarded the death penalty. His mercy petition is pending with the President.
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13th December is remembered for the attack on India's symbol of democracy - Parliament.
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