Dear Indians,
India and Indians can't be harmed by such kind of silly and coward
activities.India is quiet strong to bear this and let the terrorists do
whatever they can to show their defeat.
Awanish.
--- On Sat, 13/9/08, Jharkhand News <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Jharkhand News <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: New Delhi Rocked by Blasts in 3 Markets; 20 Killed
To:
Date: Saturday, 13 September, 2008, 10:29 PM
Jharkhand News
New Delhi Rocked by Blasts in 3 Markets; 20 Killed
NEW DELHI: At least five blasts ripped through different parts of the National
Capital on Saturday evening between 6:15 PM and 7 PM. At least 18 have been
killed and over 100 have been injured. Unconfirmed reports say the casualty
figure may be higher.
The blasts took place in the Gaffar Market area of Karol Bagh, two blasts in
Connaught Place, and another in Greater Kailash (M-block).
The impact of the blasts in Karol Bagh could be gauged by the fact that an auto
was thrown up and got caught in the electrical wires.
According to Delhi Police, two persons were detained from Connaught Place area
soon after the blasts.
Police said a boy named Rahul had claimed to have seen the terrorists.
Rahul informed the police that terrorists were travelling in an auto-rickshaw.
He also said that the terrorists were clad in black kurta-pyjama.
Security was tightened across the National Capital, with police personnel
fanning out in large numbers to railway and Metro stations, hospitals, bus
terminals and airport.
Gun-toting security personnel were deployed at sensitive points after
explosions in a span of 45 minutes ripped through the city.
Barricades were put up at several places to regulate traffic. There was chaos
on the roads as people who were outside rushed back home following the blasts.
Security was stepped up at railway and Metro stations, inter-state bus
terminals, airport, cinema halls, shopping malls and other sensitive points.
Several major city markets, including the popular Sarojini Nagar Market which
was targeted in the previous Diwali-eve blasts in 2006, were shut down and
evacuated.
Mobile services were jammed in Connaught Place and Gaffar Market area, the
sites of three of the explosions.
Extra personnel have been deployed at religious places, besides keeping an
extra vigil on the borders.
Police have asked cyber cafe owners and dealers to be on alert and keep a tab
on their customers.
Security has been tightened at all the Metro stations to avoid any untoward
situation.
"Security has already been strengthened and frisking and checking of the
commuters have been stepped up. The Metro is under constant vigil," a CISF
spokesperson said.
He added that the public transport system is already under red-alert and hence
security has always been the priority. Extra personnel have been pressed into
service to keep a vigil on the commuters.
NEW DELHI: At least five blasts ripped through different parts of the National
Capital on Saturday evening between 6:15 PM and 7 PM. At least 18 have been
killed and over 100 have been injured. Unconfirmed reports say the casualty
figure may be higher. ( Watch )
The blasts took place in the Gaffar Market area of Karol Bagh, two blasts in
Connaught Place, and another in Greater Kailash (M-block).
The impact of the blasts in Karol Bagh could be gauged by the fact that an auto
was thrown up and got caught in the electrical wires.
According to Delhi Police, two persons were detained from Connaught Place area
soon after the blasts.
Police said a boy named Rahul had claimed to have seen the terrorists.
Rahul informed the police that terrorists were travelling in an auto-rickshaw.
He also said that the terrorists were clad in black kurta-pyjama.
Security was tightened across the National Capital, with police personnel
fanning out in large numbers to railway and Metro stations, hospitals, bus
terminals and airport.
Gun-toting security personnel were deployed at sensitive points after
explosions in a span of 45 minutes ripped through the city.
Barricades were put up at several places to regulate traffic. There was chaos
on the roads as people who were outside rushed back home following the blasts.
Security was stepped up at railway and Metro stations, inter-state bus
terminals, airport, cinema halls, shopping malls and other sensitive points.
Several major city markets, including the popular Sarojini Nagar Market which
was targeted in the previous Diwali-eve blasts in 2006, were shut down and
evacuated.
Mobile services were jammed in Connaught Place and Gaffar Market area, the
sites of three of the explosions.
Extra personnel have been deployed at religious places, besides keeping an
extra vigil on the borders.
Police have asked cyber cafe owners and dealers to be on alert and keep a tab
on their customers.
Security has been tightened at all the Metro stations to avoid any untoward
situation.
"Security has already been strengthened and frisking and checking of the
commuters have been stepped up. The Metro is under constant vigil," a CISF
spokesperson said.
He added that the public transport system is already under red-alert and hence
security has always been the priority. Extra personnel have been pressed into
service to keep a vigil on the commuters.
Times of India / 13 Sept 2008
manoj, mumbai, says: Bring POTA back, human right is for human not for
terrorist.
[13 Sep, 2008 2156hrs IST]
dhiraj saini, mangalore, says: another appeal for calm...what else we can
expect from this impotent upa gov ....close all madarsas ...hang the terrorists
which have been caught till now ..and look how fast this terrorism stops..
[13 Sep, 2008 2155hrs IST]
VM, Denver, US, says: This country can never ever be safe for its citizens,
unless and until the corrupt, and insane politicians are thrown out of office.
What the heck is government doing, except for saying the same old sentences in
the public ?? The government of India has become a nimbasil. We need a
Government that can save the country and its citizens from terrorists.
[13 Sep, 2008 2154hrs IST]
Sam, india, says: Dont mix up terrorism with conversion, till today christians
have not taken to terrorism or any sort of anti national activities, we can go
on record for that. Christians are more patriotic then any other community in
India. What recent atrocities done on christians in Orissa we thank you for
that and appreciate the concern of the section of the society and the prudent
hindu brothers. Simply making false allegations is not a good practice in an
enlightened society, Prove if there is any forced conversion if forced
conversion is existing then why is the population of christians not increased
in India.
[13 Sep, 2008 2154hrs IST]
gomzee, Bangalore, says: its a sad story on national security ,terrorists are
striking at will ,killing innocent people,the ruling party seems to be only
interested in protecting its minority vote bank and nothing else .How else Mr
Patil can explain his rigid stand against a strong anti terror law?It may win
his party a few muslim vote for protecting the jihadi sympathisers ,but he and
the PM has certainly has let the nation down,This govt should take cue from USA
in fighting terror ,Leave alone hunting terrorists in their backyard , we cant
even have strong laws internally .Dear coutrymen some strong individual action
needed to fight terror.
[13 Sep, 2008 2154hrs IST]
K.D.Viswanaathan, Coimbatore, India, says: After Jaipur and Ahmedabad, the
terrorists have now targeted the capital of the country. That the miscreants
have managed to plant bombs in the busy markets of Karol Bagh, Connaught place
and Greater Kailash is rather surprising. From the pattern of the attacks, it
is seen that the militants lie low for some time after each episode and then
launch their further attack yet another major city.It has been wisely said that
eternal vigilance is the price we have to pay for preserving the freedom we won
through prolonged struggles,suffering s and sacrifices. Besides the measures
initiated by the government, we have to be ever vigilant and make it a point to
bring it to the notice of the authorities in case we come across some
suspicious movements in our neighbourhood. Without full public cooperation, it
will be rather difficult to eliminate terrorism.
[13 Sep, 2008 2154hrs IST]
Piyush Todi, Delhi, says: Dear Editor: We are all deply saddened by the recent
blasts that have caused such distress in Delhi and the country. I am sure we
all know the story and the sensitive subjects around it so I do not want to be
redundant. However, there are a few things that we as Indians need to discuss
from the people that are leading our country. Why have no steps been taken yet
after the Jaipur, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, and Surat blasts. The central
government has taken no steps to stop terrorism. The Central government has
keenly been busy trying to save their seat so that they can rule for another
5-6 months. Over the past few months, rarely have we seen anything being done
to prevent terrorism. All we hear is how much the government is trying to win
approval from its coalition partners to run the government. It is quite
disgraceful how these politicians care more for their chair than the people
that elected them. I recall allegations by our
honorable ministers that SIMI should not be banned. Correct me if I am wrong
or I misheard that they are the ones responsible for this blast as well. Why
are we so lenient towards terrorists under the current government? Since when
do we care more about a nuclear agreement than our people? We as Indians need
to hold the Central government responsible for all the turmoil that is going on
in this country. They should be ashamed of how they are unable to tackle
critical issues that we as residents face. The current government has
demonstrated how low it will steep to securing votes as the country witnessed
during the vote scams recently where prisoners were released so that they could
vote in favor of the government. What kind of precedent has this government set
for the future of this country. Imagine the signal it must have send to
terrorist groups like SIMI. Basically, as per their acts it is telling
organizations like SIMI that you can destruct my
county but it is fine as long as you get help me stay in power. This is how
the central government has been ruling and this is how it will rude. As a
citizen, the first and foremost things we desire is our safety. However, if the
government cannot provide the basics they should resign and save some face so
that we the people do not pass on our bad wishes to them. The current
government needs to get rid of its divide and rule mechanism that has worked in
their favor for the longest time. The English left in 1947, however, we as a
country still have to emerge from their divide and rule policies. We, the
people of India need to take a stand against terrorism and the government
policies that create terrorism. We, Indian, are a single clan not multiple
sects. Together, we can bring the change that will help us outdo any power.
Lets work together in throwing out inapt governments and making this a united
India.
[13 Sep, 2008 2153hrs IST]
R K Dixit, Shahdol MP India, says: there is distinct possibility of full
control over such killings . The responsibility for patrolling particular area
should be in the hands of private detectives .
[13 Sep, 2008 2153hrs IST]
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Jharkhand News
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