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‘Peace car rally’ to pay homage to blast victims

New Delhi: An event management company on Sunday organised a “peace car rally” here to pay homage to the victims of the synchronised serial blasts that killed 24 and injured 80 in the national Capital. Close to 100 families, wearing black bands to protest the terror attacks, participated in the rally which was organised by Rashi Entertainment, a press release said.

Rashi Entertainment, an event management company, has been organising car rallies for the last nine years and this year, it was decided to dedicate the event to the just and humane cause, it said.

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