The Aftermath of the Mumbai blasts

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On November 26, the city of Mumbai was terror struck for almost two days and the fear and grief of these attacks still lingers along the roads of the city.

A lot has been written and spoken about these attacks. There has been constant coverage on television, radio, newspapers and most of all the internet. People have come out and expressed their opinions and shared it with those around them. Even though every country has a different take on it, there still is a lot of information out there. The Pakistan media definitely has something very different to say about the entire situation.

The recent update on the Mumbai blasts is the formal confession of Mohammad Qasab, the only terrorist captured alive during the blasts, who has given it in writing, claiming to be a Pakistani. This has made India certain of what they were suspecting. What I fail to understand is that, why is there so much confusion regarding the letter. The Mumbai police is said to have forwarded it to the MEA (Ministry of external affairs), whereas they claim not to have received it.

It is extremely sad to feel the anger of people through their writing. Over the past few weeks I have been reading a lot of blogs by people regarding the attacks and have been able to feel their pain through their writing. For example, Arun Shanbagh's blog depicts his feelings about the entire chaos that was caused. His minute to minute updates portray every breath of his and what he was going through at that moment. It truly is a blog to read!

Amidst this confusion, it would be extremely sad if the reason for this kind of a terror attack is not focused upon. We know it happened, where it happened, to whom it happened and almost who did it, but we fail to notice and stress upon the fact that why it happened?

I will be back with more updates on this!