Mumbaikars Sent the strongest possible signal that they would not be deterred by terror on the first anniversary of 26/11 terror attack.
 

Mumbai's police paraded past some of the city's landmarks in a show of strength.

Maharashtra's counter terror unit, Force One, and Quick Response Teams (QRT) participated in the parade that began from the Nariman Point area, which is just a stone throw away from Trident hotel, one of the places attacked by the terrorists last year.

Thousands of commuters rushing to their offices halted to pay respects to those who slaughtered in the attacks at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus.

There was also a show of compassion by the residents. They lit candles outside a Jewish centre, one of several sites from luxury hotels to the city's biggest railway station targeted by the Pakistan-based gunmen for three days.
 

The 26/11 terror attacks highlighted the lack of preparedness of India to militant attacks and showed how regional tension in South Asia could undermine the stability of Asia's economic powerhouse as it emerges on the global stage.