Deja vu - Blast in Pink City
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Tags: soft target muslim youth bitter truth satellite maps warning signal Jaipur blasts Jaipur blasts Jaipur Blast
Tags: soft target muslim youth bitter truth satellite maps warning signal Jaipur blasts Jaipur blasts Jaipur Blast
Terror targeting India is nothing new. We are used to it. Our repeated reactions to such attacks from time and again are similar to our reactions to the day-to-day problems we face in our walk of life. We have become so tolerant it hardly matters to us.
We may be forced to listen or read similar statements our so-called leaders used to utter whenever such incidents do occur. (I presume, they preserve the copies of the statements made earlier as to repeat them whenever it is required). As we are all used to it, I do not feel a need to reproduce them here again.
One does agree that such things bring a worse feel of déjà vu but we cannot simply ignore this like before. The attack on Jaipur last evening was a warning signal to us. Our enemies no longer target the familiar areas but started intruding every nook and corner of our country.
The technological advance of getting the satellite maps through internet making every “paan-galla” visible on the PC monitor makes things easier for our enemies. I fail to understand why the same tool cannot be put to advantage by our policemen?
We have to accept the bitter truth that our laws lack stings. India is the soft-target to every country. We never take a clear stand nor have clarity in our expressions. We do not want to antagonize a particular religion even if they are causing harm to us. I am not saying the entire community is causing harm to us but invariably it is the men from this community causes harm to us repeatedly. Our Prime Minister sleep gets disturbed if a Muslim youth is questioned pertaining to such acts. We cannot afford to disturb the sleep of our ruler!
As far as the human rights commission of India is concerned, they are bothered about the criminals only and they never favor the innocent victims. No terrorist will tell you the truth by following the principles of Mahatma. They are not fools like our Government. However, our policemen are supposed to give them royal treatment but at the same time have to extract the truth? Can it be possible?
It all started with intrusion from Bangladesh, courtesy our ex-President Fakhrudin Ali Ahmed. Adding insult to injury, the twist provided by the Congress Govt to the notorious IMDT act pertaining to Assam (read north eastern states). If it is the CPM ruled govt turned a blind eye to such intrusions from Bangladesh, it is DMK in Tamilnadu who allowed LTTE to seep in.
Unfortunately, India is ruled by “dushahsans” who are ever-willing to strip Bharat-Mata and would never dare to sell her out for the sake of favors! Now the Govt has announced compensation to the loss of lives. Enough! That is the price of their precious lives! None will be bothered about the collapsed future of innocent families.
It is the Govt’s turn to pay bribe by paying the amount for their in-effectiveness. If they are paying for their ineffectiveness, should they not pay from their pockets or their party’s? Why to throw tax-payers’ money? What fault did tax-payer do to bear the penalty? They voted you to power?
Like in every walk of life, we have become tolerant to the core. Or we can say we are the worst cowards in this universe! We are not bothered about the happenings around as long as it affects us. We read or see the news, scribble some blogs, raise our concern and leave it at that stage! We are not going further. So does the Govt. It issues condemning statements, pay compensation, start inquiry that will never end and allow this issue to have its natural death. The terrorists will wait till all these are forgotten and they will strike again just to keep all these business busy!
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