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Sanjukta's family narrowly escaped the recent bomb blast in Delhi. The first thought came into her sister's mind is that: “we have all been turned into insects, just waiting to be crushed anytime. There is no value of our lives, you never know when, where and how.”
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it has been a very dreadfull happening in our capital.Why mostly terrorists are of muslim religion, i think because of the uncontrolled population of this religion.If the indian government controls the population by giving strict rule and lawfull orders, the terrorist generation after few years will definately be over.Moreover the culpricts must be hanged to death in front of public so that the up coming gang to terrorism must have fear in their mind, and there is no escape for them.
being a citizen of india this is my opinion.