#બસઆમજ

Two terrorists walked into a Mumbai maternity hospital at night. On the first floor, one nurse had 20 pregnant women in her ward. Her name is Anjali Kulthe, a staff nurse at Cama Hospital. On 26 November 2008 she was on night duty in the antenatal ward. About 20 women were due to deliver. From the ward window she saw two men shoot the guards at the gate. They were Ajmal Kasab and Abu Ismail. She shut the heavy double doors of the ward. She moved the pregnant women and their families into a small pantry at the far end. Ismail fired at the ward. A bullet bounced and hit a hospital helper in the hand. Anjali called a doctor, who called the police. The firing went on for more than an hour. When the terrorists moved upstairs, one of the women went into labour. Anjali held her hand and walked her up the stairs to the delivery room. The baby was born safely. A month later she was called to Arthur Road Jail to identify the terrorist. She picked out Kasab. He told her, "You are right. I am Ajmal Kasab." She later testified against him in court, in her nurse's uniform. As she walked out, policemen saluted her.