The carnage at Jaipur

  May 15 2008  | Views 741 |  Comments  (51)
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  dimwit posted 3 mnths ago

When power is split to such a large extent, then no one has sufficient amount of it to make leadership matter.  This is unfortunately, the reality of the Indian political and social system.



  Girdhar Gopal posted 3 mnths ago

Yes DW: These are sad times but these are also times that require firm resolve and intestinal fortitude: I do not see either in those people who call themselves India's leaders.
Rgds, Girdhar



  dimwit posted 3 mnths ago

This is true - the good things always need protection.  The best things are most vulnerable.  Survival rituals make everything ugly.

Sad times...



  Dr. P. E. Sarangadhara Kartha posted 3 mnths ago

Sir,
Thank you for addressing me w/o the cumbersome title.
Kartha



  Girdhar Gopal posted 3 mnths ago

Thank You Kartha(I hope I can call you that, without the title ?). It is high time that every Indian  be he Hindu, Muslim, Sikh or Christian or every one who espouses another belief or no belief at all , wake up and realize that destroying India is destroying one self. Nihilism and self destruction is the credo of the Jihadi and should be rooted out root and branch.
I very much appreciate your thoughts
Rgds, Girdhar



  Dr. P. E. Sarangadhara Kartha posted 3 mnths ago

 

Sir,

I concur verbatim. Allow me to merge my anguish, despondency and fury with yours, so as to,

Connect them to that of all the silent millions of our Amba Bharat, and,

Let the wrath of all those faceless ones emerge in unison and explode

So as to send the fear of God in the spine of all those heartless ones; that include

Mad terrorists, callous rulers, myopic politicians and brainless intelligentsia.

 

I wish a backlash that can eject them sky-high from their comfort seats,

I wish a scrub down that could teach them a thing or two, the first being,

Don’t wipe out the values, legacy and heritage of our beautiful country,

Instead, wipe out the secessionists of all hues and all the anti Indian Indians.

 

I wish to remind them that this country is ours too, of the silent majority,

I wish to convince them that do not be blinded by their fake secularism,

Learn from the History of this Land, where all, once, lived as siblings,

Until they separated them with their brand of crazy secularism.

 

I hope, at least now, they, that is, the politicians, ministers, media and the other self-declared conscious keepers of the nation, would show the courage to call a spade, a spade and root out this virus from our land. Probably that is too much to wish for!

 

After Mumbai train blasts, I had written an article. If you get time, please have a look at http://kartha-pes.sulekha.com/blog/post/2006/09/let-us-face-it.htm

Your poem is sharp and penetrating.

Regards

Kartha



  Girdhar Gopal posted 3 mnths ago

Santhemant: I do not wish to get into a Hindu Muslim controversy at this time of mourning except to say that
the persons killed in Jaipur had the same feelings and will to live as the Muslims killed in a  riots elsewhere in India. There might not have been a bomb blast in those riots, but the people were equally dead. That does not mean that perpetrators of both kinds of  attacks should not be treated equally and the full extent of the law should be applied to them equally..
     However, I agree that the Jihadi menace is the greater danger in the India of today: but the important point I was trying to make was that man's inhumanity to man is abhorrent in each and every situation and should be dealt with similarly.
Rgds, Girdhar



  santhemant posted 3 mnths ago

It is very secular to equate the pain and injustice of communities hindu and muslims as SAME.But tell me about a single HINDU bomb blasts cold blooded ly executed against muslims versus -the hundreth by the Muslim group or an individual??!!do not tell us about some muslim victim somewhere  by mistake or by ISI purpose of doing it to have blame on hindus of India too.when justice is to eqaute the victim too as the initiator of the same crime of  which he is the victim then ,it is grave injustice and destroys the fabric of the common civilisation.



  Girdhar Gopal posted 3 mnths ago

Vasudevan:And that they do in the name of religion. They are killing thousands their own co-religionists  in Pakistan.  This is a long war and  we should all realize that
battles in between are less important, except for those tragically hurt and killed. What is important is the strategic actions that should be taken in the longer term.
Rgds, Girdhar



  Girdhar Gopal posted 3 mnths ago

Thank you Avinash: I hope the welling of sorrow is also combined with a certain amount of controlled anger to set things right.
Rgds, Girdhar





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