Two hundred and fifty-seven people were killed in March 1993 when 13 car bombs went off at various points in the city, . The attack, which also injured more than 700 people, came on the heels of Hindu-Muslim violence in the city in which many working-class Muslims were killed by Mumbai police. The attack was , allegedly as revenge for the large number of Muslims who were killed in the riots.
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Car bombs kill more than 250 in 1993
