Re: Hyderabad Bomb Blast 2/21/13
Posted: 22 Feb 2013 03:30
Sagrika ghose is a sick sick sicular
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Its a big retail place, the whole place is full of computer centers, Temples, a Big bus stop, movie theaters, cloth merchants and junior colleges(+2). I have rarely seen a butcher shop where blasts took place.Sushupti wrote:
reminding that it is full of Butchers and belongs tooo.... < that community??>
Hyderabad blasts victims: Mohd. Rafeeq (22), Ijaz Ahmed (first-year student of polytechnic college), Vijay Kumar (23, MBA student), Mutyala Raju (23, MBA student), A. Ramulu (56), R. Shivani, Gunta Thirupathi and Srinivas Reddy.
WTF practicing secularism in the list of dead peoplevasu raya wrote:8 of the 13 dead identified,
Hyderabad blasts victims: Mohd. Rafeeq (22), Ijaz Ahmed (first-year student of polytechnic college), Vijay Kumar (23, MBA student), Mutyala Raju (23, MBA student), A. Ramulu (56), R. Shivani, Gunta Thirupathi and Srinivas Reddy.
its quoted from a news site, edited my post, the intent was to show that more hindus were killed while Ghass can count on meat shopsrajsunder wrote:WTF practicing secularism in the list of dead people , why is it that muslims are named first and then Hindus??????????????????????????????
ramana wrote:Sushupti, What did the guy say? cant look at it.
Amaresh Misra @AmareshMisra
By organising Hyderabad blasts, Hindutva elements have declared war on India. They deserve no mercy.
Unfortunately, there are some Hindus, who are not WKKs or leftists, but are pure Islamists. Nilim Dutta, Amaresh Mishra are amongst them. Their views are no different from Hafeez Sayyeds and have both for example, threatened violence on Hindus. They also have access to the highest levels of our government. Unfortunate, but it is happening.
That is nothing. Look at his other tweets about Delhi Police being infiltrated by Mossad.pgbhat wrote:Amaresh Misra @AmareshMisra
By organising Hyderabad blasts, Hindutva elements have declared war on India. They deserve no mercy.
some people.
Are you trying to be funny? This is a bomb blast thread. People died. Seeing as how the sight of charred remains gets you hungry its probably best that you salivate in the Food and Wine Thread in the General Discussion Forum.Theo_Fidel wrote:Do Hindu's in Hyderabad not eat meat at all? Just curious. I have to say the Kakinada region has excellent meat dishes IME.
I eat all kinds of meat, but I find the above in extremely bad taste. ConGoon Sagarika wrote what she wrote with an agenda which is obvious for everyone to see, lets not spin it around by hijacking the thread.Theo_Fidel wrote:Do Hindu's in Hyderabad not eat meat at all? Just curious. I have to say the Kakinada region has excellent meat dishes IME.
Yep, the casualties seem to be under-reported. Anyone who sees that place would know that 2 highly explosive bombs in peak times can create lot more casualties.Rudradev wrote:NIA's spokesmen are primarily for the purpose of under-reporting the numbers of dead and wounded when a "secular" terrorist attack happens. Their official figures for the Mumbai 2011 blasts were 26 dead. 26! Even at just ONE of the bomb sites, a bus-stop in Dadar Kabootarkhana at peak hour (6:45 pm) you would have 30-40 people waiting right under the bus shelter itself. The area would be packed with vehicular and pedestrian traffic on the street and footpaths.ramana wrote:NIA is on the case. We can except good cover-up.
So far not one case has been solved by them NOT ONE.
My acquaintances from that neighbourhood have reported that dozens of people who would regularly be seen at that site... vendors, flower-sellers, food-stall owners etc. were simply never seen again after the blast date. They didn't reappear after a few weeks of recovering from their injuries, or municipal repairs... they were simply gone.
So please factor this in when you hear from the NIA-sources in MSM that only "15-20" or some such figure were killed in H'bad.
I am reminded of Eka-chakra-puram in Mahabharatha. King makes a pact with a Rakshasa. According to the pact, the citizens of eka-chakra-puram have to provide food to rakshasa. All the citizens pitch in and provide its its like rice, vegetables, ...etc. Daily one person will have to drive a buffalo cart filled these items to the rakshasa who will eat all the items including the driver(human) and buffalo. Everyday one household has to contribute one of its family member as a driver who will become food to the rakshasa. This has become India's situation.pentaiah wrote:this is not at all unexpected. there is no GOI or Satae Goverments, its just looting mafia.
once upon a time heads would roll, our PM just rolls his eyes and like a sage hopes the guilty will be punished as if its not his rule...
Pathetic. Competing with Saganika Ghouse...Theo_Fidel wrote:Do Hindu's in Hyderabad not eat meat at all? Just curious. I have to say the Kakinada region has excellent meat dishes IME.
The bombs, from what I read, went off near 'Dilsukhnagar bus stand'. This should mean the main road. The area is chaotic, with lots of pedestrians, buses and cars all fighting for space. The road is a very busy thoroughfare. Others can comment but I dont believe that is an enclave for any particular religion (i.e. not like Old city area). Average demographics apply. The main road and vicinity is really a channel for a huge mass of people moving on foot and vehicle. This picture here should give you an idea. This is the general area (probably the bus stand) on a regular day. http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Hyd ... 921043.ecebrihaspati wrote:Can locals assess the factors of presence of Ahmedyyas and Shias relative to the localities at present? I know that last year Ahmedyya mosques were being targeted, and Shias have been too. As per my docs, these areas (blast) lies exactly in the virtual frontier between the outer circle from the old centre which was occupied by "Hindus" moving in into the olde city after the partial evacuation post-independence of a part of the Muslim populations. But this demographics might have changed in the last two decades.
No Lakshmikanth, please don't do an "Indian stupidity is just like Pakistan hosing down the site" equal equal. I think if we object to Khangress' "Hindu terror" we need to avoid being tempted to make a vicious statement as a cathartic simply to display the depth of your horror and contempt. This is the sort of supercilious dismissal of Indian investigative ability that i would find on the BBC. A fit attitude for the youknowhere thread.lakshmikanth wrote: And oh: There goes the evidence.
Here is pic from Telugu paper. 7:01 marks first bomb explosion at two blocks west from Sai temple and 7:03 marks second explosion at foot bridge and opposite side of foot bridge, there is small Sakhti/Durga temple. Once terrorists blow explosives they can take any lane towards south for a mile or two to melt into old city. This is most dense area in terms of people walking around.SriKumar wrote: The bombs, from what I read, went off near 'Dilsukhnagar bus stand'. This should mean the main road. The area is chaotic, with lots of pedestrians, buses and cars all fighting for space. The road is a very busy thoroughfare. Others can comment but I dont believe that is an enclave for any particular religion (i.e. not like Old city area). Average demographics apply. The main road and vicinity is really a channel for a huge mass of people moving on foot and vehicle. This picture here should give you an idea. This is the general area (probably the bus stand) on a regular day. http://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Hyd ... 921043.ece
Same road, a little further down.... http://www.hindu.com/2011/06/27/stories ... 820300.htm
Evening 7:00 pm (or whenever the bombs went off), I can only imagine the crowds..... and the target was absolutely indiscriminate....like tossing a grenade into a mela crowd.