July 13 Mumbai Blasts: Mumbai Bleeds Again!

Thursday, 14 July 2011 01:57

Written by Syed Amaan Ahmad

Once again we bleed and die! Today, the blasts have ripped the soul of India, once again. The police and government are busy taking money from common man, our taxes are going in the Z+ security of these Netas and Babus who feed on us and do nothing for us.

What did they do for our security? Mumbai is the heart of India, and they are striking right here… and our security is doing nothing. India is now world’s richest country and in Swiss bank, India tops the list. The money is going there, our money; when we earn, sweat and die…they enjoy on our money but still poverty reigns here.

There has to be an insider linked with these blasts and we are sure that (some) politicians are involved too, along with (some) police. Who cares if citizens bleed and die? They will get some coverage and then it will be a history, and life goes on…and on!

The only solution is to boycott votes! Stop giving votes, break the laws by not following the Right to Vote and then they have to bow to our demands. The major drawback in India is the corruption and cheap justice system, along with delayed punishments and actions.

Replace the old judges and old politicians, and let the young ones (about 40 years) take decisions, but yes, let the senior people guide them as per their experience. For this, we have to rewrite the constitution, which sounds absurd though but yes, it could fix a lot of things. Before doing anything, the judges should realize and understand the importance of time and should have some shame! They have to understand, realize that giving decisions at the right time, instead of stretching, dragging for years, could help a lot. When punishments are bitter, things could change. When they hold the culprits, make them suffer within a week, give them harsh punishments so that others should think a million times before committing any crime.

For these terrorists, there should be a law where common man should kill them, in public so that the thought of disrupting harmony should make their undies wet with fear. Now, look at Ajmal Kasab who is enjoying his stay and government is spending a lot of money, our money on him and his security. So, is his security more than our security? Oh yes, maybe they want to know more from him about the ones who were linked but well, even after knowing what the hell is going to happen? Even if Kasab takes the names of all Pakistani or whoever guys then what India is going to do? Nothing!

Blasts and other crimes occur when these criminals and terrorists take the government for granted because they know, very well know that Indian government will not do anything and they, in fact, will keep them inside the cells and feed them our money and the indolent judges, who roam in cars with full security, come and yawn and vanish for years.

How are we going to make the system strong? When things do not happen easily, then start protesting and force the government to take fast decisions and act as soon as possible. However, none of us has time and even if our zeal emerges, when something like this happens, we scream and shout, protest for some days or weeks and then, again, we get tired and then life goes on…until the next blast!

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+1 #4 Anita Gujranwala 2012-02-01 02:19

This topic is one of the most crucial one and worth raising today. I appreciate the agendas you have in your mind to counter that but I just wish if the language of this article was a bit more intense and wonder if the topic was written by an adroit writer or a fledgling. Good Luck.

Dr Anita Gujranwala

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+4 #3 Neha Chamaria 2011-07-17 20:27

It is sad..we are living in a silent fear, not even sure if we will ever be back again once we step out of homes.I think our Govt made a big mistake arresting Kasab. Today, he is in the safest hands, probably scheming plans of which crowded place to target next. Who knows- maybe the very people who are supposedly guarding him are the ones laying down bombs on his commands..who knows? He is laughing his way even in jail, while we, the 'free' people of India, are reeling under pain and agony, on the verge of breathing our last anytime. It might've been better if we were still slaves..at least our fears would have been known and shared, and we could have known who will shoot us when, well preparing all of us to face death in the hands of another human being anytime..

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+2 #2 Jamal Uddin 2011-07-16 23:41

India got independence in 1947. If they would have worked cleverly just like Hong Kong, it would have been never called developing. It needs independence again earlier they were English and today they are all corrupted politicians and many other government employees.

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+2 #1 Kaveri Sharma 2011-07-15 00:56

Syed, I love your thoughts and I love the way you have expressed your anger. I wish everyone should think like you and I am with you, Syed, I work as an NGO in Jaisalmair. If there is anything that I can do to help you, I am in. Thanks a lot for sharing such thoughts with us. God Bless you!

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