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Swami Baba Ki Jai ?????

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The repercussions of the so called "Strong' religious beliefs, is ultimately borne by the common man. I don't know how to react on this,...... should i feel sorry on the ones who are victims of the malicious act or should i laugh on the extent to which the belief is taken that it makes one 'Blind' and 'Inhuman'.

This post is in context to the recent news of "Swami Aseemanand" confessing the RSS leaders role (including him) in planning the Samjhauta Express and Malegaun blasts (the list of their activities seems longer than this as the Hindutva extremists are accused of planning the Ajmer Shareef and Mecca Masjid blasts as well).


With my eyes raised and head moving right - left in disagreement, the least i can do is raise my concern here. What has further shocked me is the statement that came
from dear Swami baba "I told everybody that bomb ka jawab bomb se dena chahiye (we should reply to bomb blasts with bombs) I told everyone since 80 per cent of Malegaon are Muslims, we should explode the bomb in Malegaon.’’


Are we Indians or Criminals? (i am the former, irrespective of my religion and would prefer the latter to be a new religion from now) What game are we playing in the name of our religious beliefs? Is this a home of terrorists, spreading terror across in such a manner? . I am ashamed and disheartened of living in a land where hatred exists predominantly and instead of eradicating the evil, it is being promoted by the activists.

Is there a solution? Yes, there is...... if we start realizing and stop promoting discrimination basis religion and caste. If an ill is done, it's crucial for us to look for measures to avoid it from happening again, not make it a reason to retaliate.

Awake Spot concludes "Our condolences to the family of the victims of the blast. May justice be done, and action be taken upon the accused....SOON".

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