Another attack, 26/11- We stil have no solution


Its been almost a week to the end of attacks in Mumbai. I still remember the footages of Mumbai attacks of Taj hotel, Nariman house, CST shown on news channels for 59 hrs.

It was heart rending to see frenzied people, crying, for the lost of their loved ones. I was glued to the televison in such a way that everything seemed to me , as if i was there. I was all in tears to see the condition of people entraped in the situation. I was apalled to see the trauma people wre going through. Hatts off to the brave soldiers, who didn't care for their own lives. Many people were able to see the sunlight after three days, due to them.

This incident has left a herat rending mark in everyone's heart around the globe. Nationals of the US, UK, France, Italy, Japan, Israel were amongst those killed in mumbai attacks.

Tear rolled down my cheeks, when i came to hear that, a one year old baby lost his parents on his birthday. He is an orphan now. The rabbie family was killed in the attacks, leaving behind them a year old baby.. Its true that terrorist have no religion. But we cant deny to the fact that they are mostly muslims from Pakistan. India has the evidence to prove the fact.

Young minds if abetted in a right direction can change the history of a nation. But Pakistan believes in abetting them in terrorism in the name of Jihad. In the name of Jihad they have killed thousands and lakhs of lives around the world..

Over a week after attacks ended, the fury has still not dissipated. Rather it has come on streets to demand justice. They are gathering in large crowds, demonstrating the placards, litting candle in front of Taj, India gate in Delhi, to pray for the souls who died.

Today every citizen of India wants an answer to the uncalled terrorist attack. Where is our security?

Three days back i had received a sms on my cell phone stating - " Dont worry about the people who came from boats, Worry about those who came from votes".

 How can terrorist have so much audacity to enter into our country premises and kill people on their will? I wonder why do our country waits for an approval to kill suspected terrorist for whom we have confirmed evidences.

 Why not an encounter for them who don't even wink once before giving an end to the innocent lives? It might not be politically expedient, but it is hard time now. Faces behind Mumbai carnage are out, many of them are killed but what about the rest? Blame game will continue to emanate from both sides. Is it a solution to end terrorism?

Comments

Jaibind Kumar Singh said…
A very nice & heart touching article has been written by you. In fact i think there has been a series of misfortunes to indian people continuously being faced from last one year. It seems that everythings are in the hands of God. Jaibind kumar Singh , Lucknow.
January 6, 2009 at 11:18 PM
unforgiven said…
No, our solution is simpler. We simply, forget.
January 28, 2009 at 2:40 PM
Jaibind Kumar Singh said…
Supriya please write an artcle on the indian Oscar winners ! Jaibind
February 24, 2009 at 9:34 PM
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