This was the first time three big states in India have been hit in the same week. Assam and the Uttar Pradesh incidents happened on the same day and night on July 11, the Mumbai blast, one day later, on 13 July.
IED was used for all the blasts on the railway tracks and market places and at the Opera House in Mumbai.
These incidents seem to have become an annual event in India. People do not bat an eyelid but go off to work as if nothing has happened - the absence of angry outbursts and outrage disturbs me.
People are slowly getting used to this!
I do not wish to die like this - I do not mind that I did not have a choice at the time of my birth.
But I mind terribly about how I die and I do not wish to die like this one morning when am headed for work, and at the hands of self righteous people that are lowly criminals and selfish and stupid.
To the "terrorists" and the evil people that mastermind these attacks on India, let me tell you this: you cannot keep a country perpetually embroiled in trouble to stall its economic development and upliftment and out of your way by stooping to mass murder.
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Blunt and touching. I only hope common sense like yours will prevail sooner rather than later.
It was of course.
India and too many other countries are suffering for different reasons.
If the media picks up on it there might be some pressure to stop it or should I say until they get bored reporting it, it continues......