700 people killed, 3200 injured in terror attacks in India in a decade

With cowardly terror attacks on Indians, 700 people have been killed and over 3200 injured since 2005. These statistics were released by the Union Home Ministry following an RTI query by activist Gauram Agarwal. Included in the number is the Pathankot airbase terror attack in which seven Indian army personnel and a civilian were killed and 37 injured. Commercial capital Mumbai suffered two deadly terror attacks. Seven blasts in suburban trains on July 11, 2006, killed 187 people and injured 817. Bombs were placed in tiffin boxes and blown. In 2007, terrorists from Pakistan launched a cowardly attack in Mumbai from November 26 to 28, killing 164 people and injuring 291. Cowardly because Islamic Republic of Pakistan cannot fight a straight war, having been beaten in all the wars since 1947. Nine ISI trained terrorists from Pakistan were also killed in the storming of hotels and random shooting of people on the roads. One of the Pakistan terrorists, Kasab, was caught alive and hung later. Delhi, Jaipur and Surat also witnessed terror attacks.