(Image source from: Historic display of unity to honour Paris terror attack victims})

More than millions of people march into the heart of Paris on Sunday rally against terrorism, led by dozens of world leaders walking arm in arm as cries of "Freedom" and "Charlie" rang out.

According to reports it is said that, March is the largest demonstration in the nation’s history, it is unpredicted and stating around 3.7 million people across French took part in rallies.
Leaders like President Francois Hollande,Israeli prime minister and the Palestinian president linked hand in hand with world leaders in an historic display of unity.

“Freedom! Freedom”, Charlie! Charlie!” chanted by the huge crowd, in honour of the cartoonist and journalist killed at Charlie Hedbdo over Its depiction of the Prophet Mohammed.

Emotion were at high in grieving City of Light, with many of the people marching bursting into tears as they came together under the banner of freedom of speech and liberty after France's worst terrorist bloodbath in over half a century.

The crowd marched with banners saying: "I'm French and I'm not scared" and, in tribute to the murdered cartoonists, "Make fun, not war" and "Ink should flow, not blood."

With the many world leaders participating in the march high security was beefed up with police snipers stationed on rooftops and plain-clothes officers among the crowd in a city still reeling from the Islamist attacks.

AW: Arun Kumar