RE:Kafeel Ahmed
by Miharika on Aug 03, 2007 12:12 PM Permalink
Do you not have any pity for parents who have just lost their child, coupled with the agony of knowing he was a terrorist and the other son a suspect? Anyone's child can go astray, once they are adults you cannot control their acts, even if you bring up your children the best way, you still cannot say what an independent mind will do later, you can only hope and pray for the best. The worst tragedy is for a parent to lose a child, especially in these circumstances. May God give them the strength to carry on.
RE:Kafeel Ahmed
by on Aug 03, 2007 12:23 PM Permalink
Kafeel's father Dr Maqool is reported to have been a member of Jamaat e Islami and Tabligee Jamaat. No sympathy for such parents whose influence creates radical element who have no respect for Indian culture.
RE:RE:Kafeel Ahmed
by subhasish basumallick on Aug 03, 2007 01:06 PM Permalink
we all have forgoten the basic religion, which is humanity. All religions of the world teach that. But we are more intent in showing that one religion is better than the other. shame on us. even animals are better that us.
RE:RE:Kafeel Ahmed
by Srini on Aug 03, 2007 01:01 PM Permalink
Miharika, Your feelings of compassion for Kafeel's parents is well appreciated and eliciting such feelings also reflects on the influence your parents had on you and the way they brought you up.
However, Kafeel himself didn't give a thought to the pain, suffering and ignominy his parents would undergo with such thoughtless act of his. Besides, he ventured to put lives of several other innocent individuals, in no way responsible for the acts of their government, to risk.
In contrast, there are several young defence personnel who lay their lives to protect our borders, several police personnel to maintain law and order.
Several youngsters loose their lives in accidents or due to other causes.
In all such instances either they have laid their lives for our good or for no wrong doing of theirs.
Its pretty traumitic for the parents and families of these younsters, they have to live with the loss.
Hundreds of such instances happen in our country, how many are coming forward to sympathise with such families?
