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Posted
8 hours ago, gattaca said:


 

He has the qualities to be a leader people can elect and worked hard for it. He is successful because of Amit shah as well. Amit shah has done things like campaigning, 370 removal and elimination of Naxals. No one can even dream of things like elimination if naxals and 370. Congress couldn’t even come close. Manmohan Singh even mentioned naxals are biggest threat to India. 

Yes, very tough to replace this duo. Complement each other so well, and have so much mutual respect/understanding, and Amit Shah never oversteps his authority, loyal hand, reminds me of Amatya Rakshas from Chanakya. Congressis can never have such a dynamic because there is always a master-slave relationship between a Gandhi and non-Gandhi. 

 

Both were forged through tough times, from state level. It was Amit Shah who was a rock for Modi throughout the 90s and post-Godhra days, when ecosystem tried to make him a pariah, even tried bumping him off with terrorists. It was Amit Shah who went to jail, took so many of the abuses/slander/heat which otherwise might have overwhelmed Modi. Both sometimes even play the good cop, bad cop routine so well like their legendary predecessors, Vajpayee-Advani, that was another golden duo and laid the foundation of the party. Modi-Shah have set the bar even higher which I don't see anyone in the future matching. 

 

Tough to get two outstanding leaders, much tougher to get the synergy. 

Posted
48 minutes ago, ravishingravi said:

 

But his mother, brother, sister, BIL were saying he was a doodh ka dhula hua nadaan baccha. 

 

An example must be made out of these family members of jihadis as well, in most cases they are in the know-how of these terror plots but turn a blind eye, especially in Kashmir. 

Posted
32 minutes ago, Gollum said:

But his mother, brother, sister, BIL were saying he was a doodh ka dhula hua nadaan baccha. 

 

An example must be made out of these family members of jihadis as well, in most cases they are in the know-how of these terror plots but turn a blind eye, especially in Kashmir. 

He also went to mosque before exploding 

Posted
1 hour ago, aflacl said:

He also went to mosque before exploding 

I read that the blast was triggered in front of a temple for maximum effect ... can someone confirm it? 

Posted
1 hour ago, aflacl said:

He also went to mosque before exploding 

Some people go to temples to pray before exams, interviews.

 

Some go to mosques for final prayers before blowing themselves up. 

 

Sabki apni apni soch hai. 

Posted
56 minutes ago, diga said:

I read that the blast was triggered in front of a temple for maximum effect ... can someone confirm it? 

Yes, happened a few metres away from Gauri Shankar temple, which is one of the oldest surviving temples in Delhi. 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Yes, happened a few metres away from Gauri Shankar temple, which is one of the oldest surviving temples in Delhi. 

sucks.. so the blast was not exactly  random but well thought out move

Posted
5 minutes ago, diga said:

sucks.. so the blast was not exactly  random but well thought out move

Different opinions... Place suggests well thought out but bomb had no shrapnel,ball-bearing, nails etc.. seeing the impact and the crowd, it is a surprise the loss of life was only 13. (Although even a single life lost is one too many)

Posted (edited)
11 minutes ago, diga said:

sucks.. so the blast was not exactly  random but well thought out move

I think the terrorist panicked last minute. Target was surely bigger (3000 kg explosives) and another time, but the recent arrests of his accomplices in this module changed things. 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Gollum said:

 

 

Mate, if 26/11 happened today, the stories coming out would be too disturbing to take.

 

They even went to Madam Cama Hospital in an attempt to shoot patients.

Posted
4 minutes ago, MechEng said:

 

Mate, if 26/11 happened today, the stories coming out would be too disturbing to take.

 

They even went to Madam Cama Hospital in an attempt to shoot patients.

This haunts me till date

 

November 26, 2008 was a day when Karuna Waghela’s life was turned upside down. For, that was when hanged terrorist Ajmal Kasab barged into her family’s home, asked her son for a glass of water, gulped it down, and then shot him dead front of her. In the eight years that have passed, Ms Waghela has moved out of that house to escape the memories. But she spoke to The Asian Age about how Kasab murdering her son, in cold blood has had a lasting impact on her.

Posted (edited)

Check how US reacted to both Delhi and Islamabad blasts, the difference in tone.

 

Qatar didn't even express condolences in our case, but they did for Pakistan. 

 

Clear lines emerging, about who is against us. US, Qatar, Turkey, Azerbaijan firmly in Pak camp....and China is anyway Pak's abbu. 

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Gollum said:

This haunts me till date

 

November 26, 2008 was a day when Karuna Waghela’s life was turned upside down. For, that was when hanged terrorist Ajmal Kasab barged into her family’s home, asked her son for a glass of water, gulped it down, and then shot him dead front of her. In the eight years that have passed, Ms Waghela has moved out of that house to escape the memories. But she spoke to The Asian Age about how Kasab murdering her son, in cold blood has had a lasting impact on her.

 

And guess what? This happened when India Pakistan relations appeared to be at peak with Pak cricket players/actors getting abundant work in India.

 

Had Tukaram Omble (bless his soul) not captured Kasab, the whole narrative would have centered around Hindu terror. All Ivy League schools in US would have written research papers on the root cause of hindu terror and what not, doing irreparable damage to Indian culture's image.

Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, MechEng said:

 

And guess what? This happened when India Pakistan relations appeared to be at peak with Pak cricket players/actors getting abundant work in India.

 

Had Tukaram Omble (bless his soul) not captured Kasab, the whole narrative would have centered around Hindu terror. All Ivy League schools in US would have written research papers on the root cause of hindu terror and what not, doing irreparable damage to Indian culture's image.

Congress was in an overdrive that time to bring in the bogey of saffron terror, to find equivalence with Islamic terror.

 

Even post 26/11, many liberals, Muslims, Bollywoodias, public intellectuals, even IPS officers and judges linked 26/11 to RSS.

 

Ashok Singhal on X

 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Congress was in an overdrive that time to bring in the bogey of saffron terror, to find equivalence with Islamic terror.

 

Even post 26/11, many liberals, Muslims, Bollywoodias, public intellectuals, even IPS officers and judges linked 26/11 to RSS.

 

Ashok Singhal on X

 

 

Even the far left in Europe are probably not this deluded.

 

It was because few Israelis and Americans lost their lives too, US went in manhunt mode and caught David Headley, who spilled the beans right from site survey to training to planning of the attacks.

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