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A Devastated Metropolis

A  Devastated  Metropolis
An eery familiarity with the London bombings
resonates as newsflashes are consumed with
images of people crying. People's gut
On October the 29th three ghoulish bombreactions during Dickensian bleak times like
blasts rocked the spine of Delhi leaving 61these  bear  a  universal  similitude.
dead in their ghastly wake. Traffic-free are
Delhi's roads in an aberrantly unambiguousThe government's social conscience transpires
metropolis. Gaudy neon lights are dimmed.as Rs 3 lakh will be donated ex-gratia to the
Rattled citizens are house-bound. Cops atnext of kin of every dead person and the
checkpoints rake a discerning gaze into manygravely injured will get Rs 50,000,"
automobiles with a flashlight fever as fearsubstantiated Delhi's Chief Minister Sheila
strappingly grips a city paralyzed withDikshit  .
deadly  panic.
Speculations are rife that this pandemonium
Delhi-ite Diwali festivities with theirbears the handiwork of perilous perpetrators
flickering candles took a sobering thump asLashkar-e-Toiba, with alleged ties to
the glittering saris and citizenry areal-Qaeda. Islami Inqalabi Mahaz, reportedly
interposed with a panic-stricken dyslexia.contacted media in Kashmir to claim
Fireworks and firecrackers are igniting everyresponsibility for the blasts. The caller,
few seconds with a hitherto unseen poignantwho identified himself as Ahmed Yaar
prudence. Many would-be revelers sagaciouslyGhaznavi, said the attack "was meant as a
heeded the government's caveat to stay withinrebuff to the claims of Indian security
their  safer  sanctuaries.groups" that militant fighters had been wiped
out by military crackdowns and the gargantuan
Bloodstained streets and mangled bodies ofearthquake  that battered Pakistan on Oct. 8.
innocent mothers and children are all
menacingly spread on the ground with theirThe blasts have sparked off foreseeable
arms apart. Tributaries of blood firstqualms throughout Delhi, shattering a festive
blemished in Paharganj, potted off the Mainatmosphere. Media vultures and nationalistic
Bazaar, with a heartrending massacre of 18ethnic bigots on the wrong end of political
and seriously injured 60 victims. Thespectra will be rhetorically ricocheting
explosive device was planted in areligio-nationalistic venom across various
two-wheeler. When the bomb exploded itforay  to notch up cross-border apprehension.
completely  dissected  a  medical  shop.
Given this caveat a silver lining amidst the
The second blast cursed a bus in Govindpuriclouds emerges as India and Pakistan agreed
where 4 victims died. Within minutes of theon October the 28th to open 5 crossings along
second explosion, at 6:05 pm (IST), the thirdthe Line of Control in the dispute-driven
explosion wreaked havoc at Sarojini NagarKashmir, in an endeavor to abet victims of
market where a devastating 43 people died.Mother Nature`s October the 8th devastation.
Forensic experts reportedly claim that theSuch an upbeat evolution should not be
explosive du choix was RDX. Testimony to thisdismantled by cowardly hysteria-hungry
are witnesses who state that the biggestterror-demons.
blast at the Sarojini Nagar market caused a
huge ball of fire that RDX commonly creates.Plots and skirmishes have footnoted the
A chemical explosive had been ruled outsub-continent's history, warmongering coupled
because there was no pungent smell reportedwith bomb blasts sometimes provide the
after  the  blast.punctuation. The question is can we as a
South Asian people stem the tide and end this
38 were declared dead in Safdarjang hospital,feudal-frenzied animosity through
10 in Lady Hardinge Hospital, 5 in Ramcross-border rapport-building ? Only then
Manohar Lohia hospital and 2 in AIIMS.Thewill the spectre of the blame-game be removed
number of fatalities has rocketed up to 61from the caricature of Indo-Pak relations.
and  at  least  188  are  injured.



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