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Gold Medalists: Dead Bodies are Trophies
Monday, October 13, 2008  1:20:00 PM

by Neelam Pandey



Crime
It discusses about the mindset of the gold medalists involved in the terror attacks all over India in the past three months.

Have those days gone when the nature and activities of a man were judged on the basis of his educational qualification? The revelation of the terrorist groups including toppers in psychology and economics proves this. Whom to blame? Was it the mistake of education or the man who didn't deserve the education? Investigations have also shown that these terrorists not only felt proud in counting the number of dead from their bombs but also ridiculed their fellows if their bombs defused. They loved to proclaim themselves as MOST WANTED. If a person is wrong, people blame his background but here, this is also mistaken as the whole family seems to be very educated and holding respectable positions in the administration. The most astonishing fact is that the terrorist who loved to plant bombs and kill people is also an IAS aspirant, the highest administrative job of India. If he hadn't been caught, maybe he could have become an IAS officer holding the administration in his hands. What kind of mindset is this? Is living in a nation, using its resources to achieve the highest positions and then killing its very own citizens fair? Government can imply police forces to save its people but can't brainwash a suicide bomber to avoid such killings. Education remains the same but some fed by it take heavenly stature while others become demons.

Some blame riots for such mindsets but before anything else, a person himself should be blamed. Killing innocents to satisfy one's ego is not justified in any sense. If such people are really hurt by riots, then why don't they spend the time and energy which they use for killing innocents to search those who cause the riots? I would request these heartless people to ask the dead souls of their loved ones if they would ever feel happy about the survivors for killing others in the same way as they themselves had lost their lives.

If not afraid of anyone else, at least be afraid of the God before the thought of killing others and devastating this beautiful earth. If you can't add to the beauty then who are you to bring the destruction? By doing all this, you may satisfy your missions and fill your pockets but always keep in mind the Day of Judgment on which none is forgiven.


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