The war between the terrorists and the armed forces are over. But its time for Indians to get themselves prepared for the age-old political battle that occurs every time the terror strikes this country.
Instead of taking accountability and actually sighing for the loss, the political teams are gearing themselves for the blame game. The blame game has already started with each of them pointing a finger on the other whereas they don’t understand that it’s a mistake on part of all-be it the governing authorities or the ones who call themselves their competition.
It's pity to see that the Indians are together except the Indian politicians!!!
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Mumbai rocks again with terror………
This one is from my diary..........i wrote it long time back but could not post it......
I had just gone online when the ibn chat alert popped up on screen flashing the message “Gangwar opens up on Mumbai streets”. I informed a colleague of mine. Then I again continued with my work without even understanding the complexity of the situation. I had not switched over to the TV till then.
Around 10.30 pm, my parents told me it’s a terror attack. And the first thing that came out of my mouth was “Not Again”. I closed my PC and sat infront of the TV set to catch up the latest news. They said terrorists have entered TAJ and I was shocked. How can they enter TAJ? Where’s the security and the police force?
And the rest we all saw over our TV sets. I doubt how many Indian citizens could have been able to get away from their TV sets? I was glued to the TV till 1 am; I could not actually sleep even after that. At 3 am, I woke up again and was watching TV till 4.30 am.
I had just gone online when the ibn chat alert popped up on screen flashing the message “Gangwar opens up on Mumbai streets”. I informed a colleague of mine. Then I again continued with my work without even understanding the complexity of the situation. I had not switched over to the TV till then.
Around 10.30 pm, my parents told me it’s a terror attack. And the first thing that came out of my mouth was “Not Again”. I closed my PC and sat infront of the TV set to catch up the latest news. They said terrorists have entered TAJ and I was shocked. How can they enter TAJ? Where’s the security and the police force?
And the rest we all saw over our TV sets. I doubt how many Indian citizens could have been able to get away from their TV sets? I was glued to the TV till 1 am; I could not actually sleep even after that. At 3 am, I woke up again and was watching TV till 4.30 am.
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