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The 2008 Mumbai attacks[13] (likewise alluded to as 26/11, articulated "26 eleven")[14][a] were a
progression of fear monger goes after that occurred in November 2008, when 10 individuals from
Lashkar-e-Taiba, an Islamist[15] psychological oppressor association from Pakistan, completed 12
facilitated shooting and besieging assaults enduring four days across Mumbai.[16][17][18] The assaults,
which drew broad worldwide judgment, started on Wednesday 26 November and went on until
Saturday 29 November 2008. A sum of 175 individuals passed on, including nine aggressors, and more
than 300 were wounded.[4][5][19]
Eight of the assaults happened in South Mumbai: at Chhatrapati Shivaji End, the Oberoi Pike, the Taj
Royal residence and Tower,[2] the Leopold Bistro, the Cama Hospital,[2] the Nariman House,[20][21] the
Metro Cinema,[22] and in a path outdated of India building and St. Xavier's College.[2] There was
likewise a blast at Mazagaon, in Mumbai's port region, and in a taxi at Wretched Parle.[23] By the early
morning of 28 November, all destinations with the exception of the Taj Inn had been gotten by the
Mumbai Police and security powers. On 29 November, India's Public safety Watchmen (NSG) directed
Activity Dark Twister to flush out the leftover aggressors; it finished in the passing of the final assailants
at the Taj Lodging and finished the attacks.[24]