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Friends, Indians, Countrymen! its just our battle

    Mumbai and the whole country has again seen the shameless blood bath after recent bomb blasts which again only killed the innocent people. It is reported that when the Chief Minister of Maharashtra visited the hospital to see the injured s, the angry mob protested by giving slogans against him and the government. Seems like people have lost the patience and faith in the government and why shouldn't they? Is this that our Government even can not offer the safety of our life, is that something we do not have a right to live without fear, to go out without worrying,  in our own country. Its just two and half years have passed when the city of Mumbai was attacked and we lost many innocent lives that time, the city was like a battle field, but due to the brave police men of the Mumbai Police that shameless terrorist Kasab was caught alive. But today we have seen what message enemy wants to give, they want terrorize us without stopping , they want us to fear them all time and on the other hand even after catching many most wanted terrorists, our government has failed to punish them, giving the wrong message that even after carrying such serious attacks, our enemy can live a comfortable life in Indian jails and leading to create the more and more such evils.
     Mumbai is a financial capital of our country, its the Mumbai which is strong base of our growing economy and hence its always been on the radar of our enemy and we have seen two and half years back that how poorly equipped are the defenders of the city. Its really a paradox that in our country where there are the at least hundreds of corruption cases we got to heard, scams of thousands of crores rupees we got to see and the defenders of its financial capital can't just have the proper bullet proof jackets, advanced weaponry  and the other required equipments?
  It is just high time now because we are denied  even the right of living with safety and security. Now its again time to fight against terrorism on every possible front to save our beloved nation. We have realized the power of  people in the recent fight against corruption. Friends, Indians, countrymen its just our battle and we have to fight it.

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