There is always at least one flower on the grave of Ishrat Jahan, located in Kawsha Kabristan, about half a kilometre from her home in Rashid Compound, Mumbra. The Gujarat Police had shot Jahan along with three men, branded her as a ‘terrorist’ on a mission to kill the then chief minister Narendra Modi. Jahan’s case aside, the Mumbai Police had arrested Mumbra residents, Yasin Kapadia and Dr Mateen, on terror charges after the Ghatkopar train bomb blasts in 2002. Similarly, after the series of train bomb blasts in 2006, Mumbai Police had picked up Abdul Wahid Shaikh, a school teacher from Mumbra, who was later acquitted. But the flowers are a testimony too. In Mumbra, the place that came up in the aftermath of the riots. Mumbai is also a city of ghettos.