In 2002, Gujarat witnessed one of the worst instances of communal violence in its history. Bilkis Bano, a survivor of the 2002 riots, became the face of the victims’ struggle for justice. The case gained prominence as it highlighted the failures of law enforcement and the resilience of the survivors. After years of legal battles, the Supreme Court recently sent the convicts to jail again, delivering a glimmer of hope for justice. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the case’s background, its legal journey, and the recent sentencing.