On judgment day, 7/11 victim receives good news

September 30, 2015 15:15

Mahendra Pitale, a man who lost his hand in the 7/11 Mumbai blasts, has a reason to smile today. On the same day that the MCOCA court awarded the death sentence to 5 and awarded life imprisonment to the 7 others, Pitale has been appointed by the Railways.

BJP's Kirit Somaiya has been following up the cases of the victims and trying to ensure that they receive fair compensation.

Click on the image to read his appointment letter

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