MUSLIMS CONDEMN VARNASI TERROR http://worldmuslimcongress.blogspot.com/2010/12/muslims-condemen-varnasi-terror.html The CNN-IBN in The Muslims of the World unequivocally condemn this disgusting act of terrorizing and killing the innocent in Their parents, friends or their religion should not to be used to dilute the case, they did it and they must be punished. I urge the Muslims to take the lead and tie these rascals or their effigies to a pole by the court house and take turns in spitting on them (a very shameful act in Indian culture). Every one has to tell them that there is no hoori for them waiting in We also hope the Muslim will take the extreme position of banning them from burial in their cemeteries. They need to learn, “forget the hoories, I wont’ even get a decent burial”. Isn’t punishment a deterrent? The religious leaders are urged to condemn these acts and repeatedly communicate to those duped ones that killing any one including themselves will not earn them a heaven, but the wrath of God for killing another being. As Muslims we have to stand up for what is right and stand against what is wrong. Mike Ghouse runs the Foundation for Pluralism championing the idea of co-existence through respecting and accepting the otherness of other and has dedicated to nurturing the pluralistic ideals embedded in Islam through the World Muslim Congress. He is a regular commentator on the TV, Radio and Print media offering pluralistic solutions to the issues of the day. He is a speaker, thinker, writer and a peace activist. Mike's work is reflected at three websites & twenty two Blogs listed at http://www.mikeghouse.net/ 3 detained over The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terror Squad on Wednesday detained three people in connection with Tuesday's blast in Both are allegedly linked to the 2008 Indian Mujahideen (IM) claimed responsibility for the blast in an e-mail traced to Malad in Mumbai. One killed, many injured in HT Correspondent, Agencies A two-year-old girl named Swastika Sharma was killed and about 30-40 people, including four foreigners, were injured in a bomb blast at the Dashashwamedh Ghat on the banks of Ganga river in Varanasi at around 6.30 pm on Tuesday. Though it has been reported that the bomb was possibly kept in a milk container. Quoting IG Varansai the ADG said that the bomb was placed in some cavity. All top The blast took place when thousands of devotees and the foreign tourists had assembled at the ghat for having darshan of the Ganga Arti, police sources said. Dr Singh confirmed the death of a one year old girl Swastika Sharma, a native of Assi locality of Singh further said the injured, included at least five foreign nationals, among them Italian and Japanese nationals. Two more foreigners reached on their own to the district hospitals with injuries. They were two young women from Injured have suffered splinter injuries, severe fractures, head injuries and other injuries in the incident, Singh maintained. "It was a powerful blast which shuddered buildings up to 500 metres and even blew away banners on the One of the foreigners Alessandro (50), an Italian national has been rushed to the As per initial reports, the injured included Phool Rani (50) a native of Damoh (MP), Jitendra Bidhua (35) a native of Madhya Pradesh, Barkha Sahni (12) native of Dashwashamedh Ghat in Varanasi, Om Prakash (40) native of Bhelupur in Varanasi, Suresh prasad (65) a native of Karnataka, Shubham Sahni (10), Daswashamedh Varanasi, Ram Shankar (45) of Dashwashamedh Varanasi. Injured are presently being treated at BHU, Varanasi Divisional , Heritage and Some people have been injured due to the blast and some others due to the consequent stampede which occured due to the collapse of the railing. Just a few days ago only at a high-level security meeting in Alert had also been sounded about banned SIMI operating via sleeper modules in various East UP districts under disguised names. While the stairs leading to the New Dashwashamedh Ghat have door framed metal detectors, there was no such provision on stairs leading to the Old Dashwashamedh Ghat (Shitla Ghat). As per Kuldip Beri, a native of Mir Ghat locality present at the spot, no security provisions or cops were present at the spot when the blast took place and there was total chaos for at least 15 to 20 minutes before the cops arrived. Old and New Dashwashamedh Ghats are most crowded ghats particularly during the evening Ganga Arti, but still there is hardly any security on the Old Ghat also known as Shitla Ghat. It was Tuesday on March 7, 2006 when terrorists struck Sankatmochan temple and Varanasi Cant railway station and today was also a Tuesday. (With PTI inputs) |
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Muslims Condemn Varnasi Terror
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