- Saturday, April 27, 2024
By: Eastern Eye Staff
by REENA KUMAR EVERY year, the anniversary of the 2005 London bombings brings back vivid flashbacks for Sajda Mughal. It was the day she found herself trapped on a blackened tube filled with smoke in King’s Cross station, surrounded by injured and hysterical commuters after Germaine Lindsay detonated his bomb. Mughal survived the terrorist attacks which claimed the lives of 52 and injured over 750 as four suicide bombers detonated three bombs across the city. Mughal was so horrified to discover that the men behind the brutal act were Muslims, a faith she had been raised into, that she made…
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