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Terrorism in India: Where the problem lies?

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After the 9/11 attacks on the world trade center the world's outlook towards the terrorist and terrorist organization has changed the laws have become much more stringent to curb such activities. The Indian outlook also changed specially after the 13 December attack on the Indian parliament which is seen as a symbol of our democracy then it became necessary to enforce a law which would be more stringent so that the terrorist can not go Scot free because after the lapse of TADA in 1995 following the wide spread complaint that it was being abused there was no law which could be used as a weapon against the rising terrorist activities in India.

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India's foreign minister has denied charges by a Pakistani army official that his country has been assisting militants in South Waziristan. SM Krishna said developments in Pakistan were of 'their own making' and there was no effective government. A Pakistani army spokesman said recently that it had evidence of Indian 'involvement' with the insurgents. Pakistan's army is engaged in a major offensive against al-Qaeda and the Taliban in South Waziristan. Pakistani's chief military spokesman Maj Gen Athar Abbas said recently that Pakistani troops had recovered 'Indian arms, ammunition, literature and medical equipment' from Sherwangi, a key militant base. Interior Minister Rehman Malik had also...
Adarsh  |  Commented  |  1 year ago
Truly this was unknowingly mistake that I did born in my great country INDIA, where the over all 10,000 politician are ruling on a population of 1.1bn we are at their mercy rather the GOD?. they will not do anything as they are quite safe in their...
kawaljit kaur  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
india as ammunition supplier lol,got to be kidding,so as hitting them in broad daylight such an operation would definately be decider but its shallow approach considering the effect of such an act would be mutual.the evil outfit created and...
Yash Singh  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
India can never do this kind of cowardly activity. If we have to strike them, we will get into their homes in broad daylight and will strike. Not terrorise. Its Pakistani policy to get their logo of "Terrorist Nation" off their face.
 
 
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1 identify the root cause
2 Try the non-performing politicians for Murder
NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN  |  Supported idea  "A strong Nation"  |  1 year ago
Thanks for the referral Mr.Ravindra Ji. First India should be a strong nation. Whenever the people are attacked killed by the terrorists, the govt. will declare with its usual regrets on the killings and will further declare that terrorism will...
Nikhil  |  Supported idea  "Try the non-performing politicians for Murder"  |  1 year ago
I agree Kujnish , eye for an eye that si the only answer to these scumbags, tear them and their family apart and see the reult, our children will live in peace
R.Chandrasekar  |  Supported idea  "identify the root cause"  |  2 years ago
We can combat terrorism by following certian guidelines? 1. Youth are major victims in the hands of terrorists. We need to cut the chain of sources [youth]who are used by the terrorists. 2. Try to educate all [maximum % of population]. Defenitely...
 
 
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Bodhi Satwa Roy  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  7 months ago
Anti-Terrorism laws need a slight tweaking.Ther should no trials, no courts and a single judgement - Death sentence with a bullet. Result - Faster disposal of cases, fair judgement and of course lot savings of taxpayers' money.
Nihit Jain  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  7 months ago
We need a Disciplined and honest Government 1st.... rest everything will be in place. A simple example is "Jan Lokpal" ... Very effective but still govt needs to modify it... the question is simple "Y"
Rajeev Khare  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  3 years ago
Yes it needs a revamp badly,  like in the UK, the Terrorism Act 2006, which was enacted after the July 7 2005 London bombings, allows detention for 28 days of any suspect without any charges. This will help prevent terrorism in a broader way..
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1 1400 years of Muslim history...
2 In democracy majority vs minority is basic problem
ZAKIR AHMED SIDDIQUI  |  Added idea  " In democracy majority vs minority is basic problem"  |  1 year ago
Islam is a world wide religion have many nationality,langvage,races,colour,ethanic group.Islam from beganing coexist other religion such as hinduism,chrishnity,judaism,budhism without any problem uoto Ist world war.after world war start world two...
Aditya Iyengar  |  Added idea  "1400 years of Muslim History"  |  1 year ago
No religion preaches terrorism, or even hatred....however, the interpretation of the same - told in a manner that directs action to satisfy the objectives of a set few - is exactly what gives rise to terrorism.
Balagopal  |  Supported idea  "1400 years of Muslim history..."  |  1 year ago
It is sad indeed people in the 21st century are still arguing on religion(s). The three major faiths Christian, Muslim and Hindu - all have very solid cores of very strong values. Even a cursory but non-biased look at those values will reveal...
 
 
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Nikhil  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  1 year ago
Forget the lesson to be learnt the entire episode is behind us.
deepak kumar tawatia  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
i think yes,,,,coz though that particular time a long time was taken to solve that problem but india is well prepared country for such violation. still there are some loopholes in the security system of inda. and india should think regarding...
Ayan Choudhury  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
The problem with India is, we never learn from our mistakes. We always do the same mistakes we did the last time which gives courage to the terrorists. On that, our corrupted politicians and many of our internal terror helps is also our weakness,...
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India to Ban Ammonium Nitrate? The Indian government seems to be waking up from its long slumber on a key security issue. The ruling United Progressive Alliance looks like it is finally moving to ban ammonium nitrate, a readily available bomb-making ingredient that terrorists have been using for at least a dozen years. The Home Affairs Ministry has launched an inter-ministerial consultation process aimed at banning the open sale of a chemical that is increasingly being used by homegrown terror outfits, and which was the main explosive ingredient used to detonate the three bombs in Mumbai  last week  that claimed at least 21 lives and injured dozens more.  The ministry has prepared a list of...
Munshi Ramchand  |  Commented  |  6 months ago
Let us hope that the ban will be enforced properly.
KUMAR SAURABH JHA  |  Commented  |  6 months ago
At the outset let us not forget, we are agriculture based country and we require the white crystals- Ammonium Nitrate in bulk. Although the explosion is not that big as done using gelatine or other materials but devastation and destruction is seen...
 
 
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A powerful bomb ripped apart a passenger train late Sunday in India's restive northeastern state of Assam. Though no militant group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. The explosion took place when the Guwahati-Puri Express was nearing Ghograpara in western Assam's Nalbari distict, about 70 km from Assam's main city of Guwahati. The blast took place around 8.30 pm. Four coaches of the train were derailed leaving many passengers seriously injured . There was a loud explosion and it was total chaos soon after. The critically injured were shifted to the Gauhati Medical College Hospital. Meanwhile, all incoming and outgoing trains to Assam have been suspended following the blast. Fir...
Brijesh A Patel  |  Commented  |  7 months ago
All people directly or indirectly liable for that
KALIYAMOORTHY  |  Commented  |  7 months ago
Nation is engrossed in Scam, Corruption, Black money. Terrorist takes advantage of this lull period. Gives another opportunity to media & opposition to talk only about the Govt. but doing nothing. This is India.
S. Muralidharan  |  Commented  |  7 months ago
The country witnessed a couple of incidents on the same day, one involving speedy train heading to Kalka in the UP, and the other in Rangiya junction, close to Bhutan Border, due to huge explosion shook the train, derailing four bogies and...
 
 
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birander singh dhankher  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
if we go in the history,the India has been invaded by the foreigners so many times and we have been defeated,ruined and looted for thousands of years but still we did not learn from the past insults and still we are engagede in dishonest...
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 SHOW KINDNESS
Vrushank Bharatkumar Dave  |  Argues in support of  "PUNISH"  |  7 months ago
This is what we are doing since long. Show our big heart and kindness to cruel. They are laughing on us. Look back in history. It is time to act like USA, China, Isreal. PUNISH so hard that they afraid to attempt again.
Ranjeet Kumar  |  Argues in support of  "SHOW KINDNESS"  |  7 months ago
Show kindness with caution that it is taken as an act of coward by the guilty.
Ardhendu Pal  |  Argues in support of  "PUNISH"  |  7 months ago
Talking about Kasab, then he must get his death in installments and that too a broadcasting unit must cover the death. Cut him in small pieces daily starting from toe to head that will be the death he deserve. NO MERCY
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Why Islam become terrorist. A born child has no religion. Religion is programmed in its mind by conditioning. When a Islam baby born child will compelled to go to ‘madrasas’.All religion has such class but Islam provide it more compulsorily and deeply. Christians has weekly/ often, Hindus has no such class. This ‘madrasa’ education make them Blind believers.Some educated Muslims can overcome this blindness but a common Muslim become blind follower Some religious teachers mix terrorism wit it. They will read religious books, their supporting news papers with out questioning and become narrow minded. They keep contempt to other religions they will say that Christians and Hindus devoting statue...
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