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Everybody
ought to condemn the cowardly terrorist bomb
attacks on the devotees at the ancient Sankat
Mochan temple and train passengers in the city
of Varanasi on Tuesday evening. The serial
bombings killed at least 24 people, leaving more
than a hundred seriously injured.
Shedding the blood of innocent children, women
and men cannot be the work of God-believers.
They are necessarily on the side of Satan. Their
main motive is to break the harmony between
communities and instigate communal conflicts and
religious wars.
Every Indian (believer or atheist alike) must
urge the religious communities to maintain peace
and harmony and not to play into the hands of
the perpetrators of the crime. My prayers and
sympathies are with the survivors enduring pain
with wounded psyches and with the relatives of
the deceased. Let us stand in solidarity with
them and not allow religious and political
fanaticism to prevail in our secular democratic
republic of India. The union and state
governments must take all possible steps to
ensure the safety of its citizens and bring to
justice those behind the blasts.
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The
people who are planting bombs at
religious places are serving whom?
Not the Kashmiris. If you create
more and more anger you can get
nothing through negotiations and
negotiations are the only way ahead.
If you fight first, get frustrated
and the come to the negotiating
table what can you hope to achieve?
Not the Indian Muslims. In a Hindu
majority society these terrorists
are inciting violence. If a backlash
comes it can only affect the Indian
Muslims adversely. So such dastardly
attacks do not serve the Indian
Muslim as some would like others to
believe.
The logic can be more unrest, more
victims and more recruits. But
people are beginning to see through
that game.
Peace loving people in all
communities are simply too many for
anyone with other ideas. Such people
will end up frustrated in the long
run. - Raj - Mar. 10, 2006 |
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