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Obamas
sign guest book at Taj hotel
Saturday November 06, 2010 03:10:39 PM,
IANS
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Mumbai: US President Barack
Obama and his wife Michelle Saturday signed the guest book at the
Taj hotel and paid respects to the victims of the 2008 Mumbai
attack.
It was not immediately known what they wrote in the guest book but
the US president was seen writing with his left hand.
In a brief speech at the hotel, he condemned the 2008 attack by
Pakistani terrorists who killed 166 people in the financial
capital of India.
The Obamas arrived in the afternoon at the start of a four-day
India visit and will be spending Saturday night at the Taj Mahal
Palace and Tower Hotel, at the edge of the Arabian Sea.
After lunch in the Presidential Suite of the hotel they will go to
Mani Bhavan, now a museum dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, a childhood
hero of the US president.
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