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It?s time to instill fear in ultras!
Whenever red alert followed any terror attack earlier there were hopes that the same would wane out with time. But latest serial blasts in Mumbai trains which have taken a big toll of innocent human lives appear to have replaced hope with indignation.
Whenever red alert followed any terror attack earlier there were hopes that the same would wane out with time. But latest serial blasts in Mumbai trains which have taken a big toll of innocent human lives appear to have replaced hope with indignation.
Nearly a thousand kilometres away here people in general appear not only angry but are in a retaliatory mood. Till now terrorists had been inciting fear in us but it’s time now for us to instill fear in them, feels Shiv Kumar Srivastava of Alopi Bagh locality. Since terrorism began we have been on defensive. At the most a combing operation was carried out or a red alert sounded. All this has failed to yield any result. Instead the terror groups became more emboldened. It's high time when the government should take concrete steps to end terrorism else such attacks would continue to take place. Terrorism in Punjab could be tackled only when we went tough and retaliated, he said while citing example.
Business executive Udai Pratap Singh minced no words in expressing his views.
“Agar country ko chalane wale dobara attack chahte hain to chup baithen, nahin to sahi jagah attack karwa kar khatam karen ye roz roz ka khoon kharaba”.
Attack on Parliament was the fittest occasion when the country should have launched an actual war against the perpetrators of this crime against humanity but that opportunity was lost in a war of words, feels Jitendra Kumar, a businessman. A similar opportunity has come again and should not be lost, he feels.
Either the Indian government should tell its people that Pakistan from where all this trouble is emanating is their friend and that nothing is happening from there, and if not, it's high time when the government should decide upon a course of action, feels a journalist. PN Srivastava of Kanpur said, we are at the mercy of god. People have no security and on its part the government has failed to provide the same. Men in the IB are failing each time such attacks are carried out. The country needs to target those now who are killing us every now and then.
Congressman Syed Rashid Hussain, said that protecting lives of people was constitutional and moral responsibility of any government and it should not fail to carry out this responsibility. Government should see an end to this organised crime against the citizens. Those who are behind this operation should be annihilated, he added.
