It has been well established that the Bombay Blast were an act of cause and effect. The riots of post babri masjid demolition and the manner in whch the shiv sena and the state machinery(Police) went on a rampage against the moslems lead to some moslems youth to take the path of jehad to avenge the riots. These people had not terrorist intentions but wanted revenge and were used by paki terrorists who saw an opportunity to strike at India. The judgemnet given by Judge Kode against these people are the best that could have ever happend as these peoples crimes are beyond forgiving. But the srikrishna report too should be implemented as loads of innocent moslems too were killed by the shiv sena and the police... The politicans are the greatest criminals in India followed by the police one of the most corrupt insensitive and inhumane killing machine in India.
RE:Bombay Blast
by Sunil on Aug 01, 2007 02:35 AM Permalink
Sir, this is how it happened: Babri Masjid was attacked in UP. THEN Muslims rioted in Mumbai by attacking Hindus. THEN Hindus retaliated violently. THEN Muslims exploded bombs. Yes, there is cause and effect. But what was the cause of Hindus attacking Babri Masjid? If you do cause and effect analysis, you have to draw the Start-line way, way back. You cannot draw it from 1990 at your convenience. You need to go a long way back... centuries back.
RE:Bombay Blast
by Krishnan on Aug 01, 2007 04:35 AM Permalink
yes you need to go back and really really back to the time we descended from monkeys. possibly your ancestral monkey hit my ancestral monkey... that is the logic given by most hindus who complain of muslim domination of centuries and say that this is the effect. hence the cycle continues and will continue. this country has lost its head, you can see in every forum. of course, mostly people are happy that punishments were handed out but how many wonder why is it that so many people were available to wage war against their own country? this should also be the time for deeper introspection, but knowing the mentality this will never happen. we have been divided on religious lines, next is caste and finally language... thats what is going to come of 2000 years of civilisation. cry, my beloved country.. the author has written a sensible article.
RE:Bombay Blast
by Sunil Agrawal on Aug 01, 2007 04:53 AM Permalink
When politician exposed he/she kicked out from the party. But same thing is not true in religion.
Religious bigots work on the concept of brotherhood. The day we start calling bad as bad without and pretext every problem will be solved.
RE:Bombay Blast
by Sunil on Aug 01, 2007 05:24 AM Permalink
Sure. There is no end to root causes. But what is bothersome is people are always ready to preach to Hindus, but never to minorities. We are not honest and brave any more. If we are to be successful in promoting peace, we have to call a spade a spade. Somehow people forget that Hindus have sentiments and feelings too. Regarding the people who are available/ready to wage a war against India. How about telling THEM to forget bygones and tell them to live peacefully? Tell them to forget root causes and lead new lives. Will they like this advice?
RE:RE:Bombay Blast
by Sunil on Aug 01, 2007 05:33 AM Permalink
For instance when the Babri Masjid was attacked in UP, Muslims started rioting and attacking Hindus in Mumbai about 1400 km away. WHY? Did anyone tell THEM to keep calm??? NO! It was treated as an 'expected' and 'understandable' reaction!! What crap! Stabbing Hindus in Mumbai for what happened in UP!! The attack on the Masjid was bad no doubt, but my point is Muslim reaction was termed as 'understandable'. But when Hindus hit back in Mumbai, they were classified as demons. Was their reaction not understandable?? I will say both the initial Muslim rioters and the Hindu retaliating rioters should be punished. Also the attackers of the Masjid. ps- Why were the Bangalore Muslims trying to blow up Glasgow airport and a nightclub in London? What was their 'root cause'?? Did Britain invade Bangalore which they were trying to avenge?
