im living in America but still want my country people should life safely, so im requesting to Indian cops to find the criminals who were behind them and hang them up asap.
I like most indians feel sad about these gruesome acts of terrorism. I personally feel that india is losing the media war against terrorism. What I feel is that our tv channel should not only report about these cowardly acts but also remind us constantly about the victims and give us something from their life. If we cannot go on an all out offensive against these terrorist (which I dont know why?) , we can atleast change most indians reaction from apathy to empathy.
Whenever we arrest known terrorists, why do we arrest them and take them to trial. We should arrest them and then just shoot them. We should not be showing compassion to these terrorists at all. People who do not care for innnocent citizens shoul dbe blown out of their hideouts. India is a soft state and hence a soft target.
GOI take some positive steps and eradicate terrorism from our soil.
your headline of this article "Delhi blasts toll is 59, 200 injured" is very vert misleading as it looks as if the toll of dead is 59,200 and doesnt convey the accurate message properly. This is done in bad taste and shd be corrected.
I am deeply saddened at this cowardly act who justify their cause as holy. Not sure how killing innocent children and babies relates to holy, but I guess there is only one solution for these maniacs - swift and strong capital punishment
truly..., the most distressing situations one could go=through. very..very sensitive. I'm really shocked to read this piece of information, that there are still destabilising forces that are trying their best to de-organise us!,.But, come what may...., they will never succeed in their motive. Take care,....Delhiites. Regards.
Until government of india doesn't take any serious steps to curb terrorism nothing meaningful is going to happen. Begging in front of US is of no use as it is never going to do anything against its pet Pakistan.
