First and foremost My deep condolence to the families of deceased.
It hurts me to see after the blasts our gov decides to compensate the family of the desceaded with money. I don't want to ask any questions to any one and blame any one. All i want to know is that when in india will come the time when human life will start having some value. we are developing in leaps and bounds but what use will be the developemnt when there is no value of human life.
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 03:01 )
Ajay Razdan
Humanity is again bruised....how long will it continue...Kashmir, Hyd, Delhi, Mumbai ....the list is endless..... I have been witnessing this bloodshed since last 15-20 years and there seems to be no end to it.
I appeal to all the people behind these blasts to think about their deeds. They should not be misguided by anyone.We all should respect fellow human beings ...voilence is no solution to any problem.Please think again before you plan for another strike.
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 02:56 )
Asktheright one
Instead of asking the comments from people, i think ibn should directly ask the PM,Sonia and President who are unfortunately at present people to go to. Tomorrow it may be BJPs. What a single citizen can do about it? Only feel the shock and pray for the victims. Days move on and they (policitians) will forget this one also like the earlier ones. Enough is enough... But..No solutions..to these cowardly acts... Let the citizens do something about it and take charge...
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 02:33 )
Mohammed Ilyas
First my condolence to all those who have lost their lives because of such a dastardly act done by Cowards. just when it appears india is having closer ties with pakistan and everything seems ok all these attacks occur. i dont understand whether terrorist does at the behest of pakistan or whether they does so that pakistan should not inch closer to india and their issue is not sidelined but whatever may be the reason these person should be punished and they should be given the worst possible punishment and hopefully our security agency should be more active in arresting the true culprits rather than making a scapegoat to protect their face/skin. Recently Pakistan PM gave a interview at the Devil's Advocate and talked bla bla bla at improving ties with india and working together to curb the menace of terrorism in india which is flourishing like anything. similar big incident i.e massacre happened when nawaz sharif and Mushaarraf were at the peak with regards to the relationship with india. Regarding our intelligence,we will have no information before the blast and suddenly they start saying that there were some indication that this may happen or the terrorist may target this place.For this our Government should spent more and more to improve the Intelligence which requires more attention than their own security. india should should deal with an Iron Hand to deal with terrorism and curb this menace to the maximum extent.
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 02:28 )
srinivasan
another blast..a hundred dead..scores injured...pm appeals for calm..president appeals for harmony..soniaji appeals for unity...we all salute the resilience of the people of jaipur...life goes on.. time and again we come across this..it has become the order of the day..HOW PAINFUL..THE HEAART BLEEDS.. we get up and go to work tomorrow..watch our favourite movies and tv channels..play golf or whatever..bet on who will win IPL... we all have become a NATION OF SPINELESS,EMOTIONLESS,LOVELESS,COMPASSIONLESS AND GUILTLESS PEOPLE.. the terrorists are mocking at us..it is time that THE WHOLE NATION SPENDS TIME IN MOURNING..LETS STOP AND THINK..LET INDIA STOP FOR A MOMENT..COMPLETE STOP.STOP ALL CHANNELS,STOP ALL SPORTS ,STOP ALL ENTERTAINMENT..LETS MOURN AS THOUGH WE HAVE LOST OUR LOVED ONE.. hope some realisation dawns on us.let our response not be a knee jerk reaction but a serious one for a better tomorrow free of all terrorism.jai hind
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 02:27 )
sameer h
Just start singling out the trouble areas like Kashmir, Malegon, Behrampada in Mumbai. A bitter crackdown is badly needed.Conduct raids and shoot down any people who have a solid basis to be suspected.Shoot down all the terror suspects in jails and just go ahead and hang people like Afzal.Give the police a temporary license to kill. It might sound too non-humanitarian, but terrorism is one thing that cannot be tackled by Gandhigiri.Ek gaal pe chanta mara to samne vale ke gaal ko aise todo ki dusra koi phir se chanta marne se pehle hajaar baar soche!
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 01:51 )
Vaibhav
@John and others who say govt has nothing to do with this..
Do you realise what is democracy? Do you know the affects of having a deadly combination weak govt, appeasement politics and removal of strict policies against attacks? Now, say how is the central govt not responsible for the rise in terror against our country?? It is time we do blame the central govt, get the party forming the govt out of their seats and give it to someone who can better handle the crimes against our country.
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 01:41 )
Rinku
This was bound to happen...specially when we have a Govt. at the center which is hell bent upon safeguarding the interests of a particular community which has repeatedly proved that only Terrorism is their religion. If we cant punish Parliament Attackers....nothing else can be expected to happen. Today world community see us as a lame country paralysed by the politics of Religion.
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 01:39 )
Vaibhav
Condolenses to families affected but a shame on the weak Indian govt who cant protect their own citizens. Their weakness and appeasement politics has started taking a toll on people.
( Posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 01:37 )
Phani
Going by this rate, each one of our turn is not too far.
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