Two serial blasts in two big industrial cities of India on consecutive days!
Seems, the terrorists have become fully aware that we are so much divided among ourselves that we will keep on fighting, instead of taking some action which will not lead us to play into their hands. The people of the country are divided on the basis of religion, caste, language, region and color. We just want to play the blame game. Some blame the Babri Masjid or Gujarat riots while others blame the minority appeasement and pseudo-secularity of the political parties. But the truth is that we have become so corrupt and full of hatred that nothing affects us enough. The need of humanity is that we should be united and fight the problems on each and every field.
What pains me the most is that whenever some incident happens, I could find in almost all the bulletin board portals, loads of inflammatory posts. May be the truth is that pain and suffering is the destiny of human beings otherwise why do we keep making the same mistakes again and again. Can't we show solidarity and perseverance even in the face of grave problems? Whatever be our religion or caste or region, the truth is that we all are humans. And killing innocent people is not what normal people do and those who do so can't be considered humans. If they are really humans, how can they attack a hospital where the victims are being treated?
Also, which war are the militants fighting? If they want to take revenge of injustice done, then they should take it in proper civilized forums. Please, two wrongs don't make a right. No religion teaches us to be violent and kill our fellow human beings. Come on, have some sense. The war over religions have been going on since thousands of years, yet there are hundreds of religions, faiths and beliefs. If the war is for land, then a land being won over the lives of millions of innocent people will never bear fruit. Please learn, that all of us are the children of the mother nature and mother nature will never forgive murderers of her own children.
In this hour of crisis, let's stand united, let's pray that peace should prevail on this earth and not pain!
