Mumbai BLASTS but moves on...

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- 2006-07-13 @ 00:02:11
I am deeply sorry for what it has happened.
- - Bortocal (Visitor)
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  - 2006-07-13 @ 01:20:25
  I am with You and with all Indian people.
  
  http://bortolindie.blogs.it/
  - - varshakale
    - 2006-07-13 @ 19:56:22
    Thanks
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- navigate53
- 2006-07-13 @ 01:41:08
Dear Friend,

My condolence to the families of the innocent victims of these merciless killings.
- - varshakale
  - 2006-07-13 @ 19:59:21
  Thanks.
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- neilemac
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- 2006-07-13 @ 04:06:30
I can only imagine the horror for everyone involved. Tis always those left behind who bear the greatest burden. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all.

I watched tv news footage of the resilient attitude of the people of Mumbai crowded again today on rapid trains during the morning rushhour and bound for jobs across the nation as if nothing had taken place. Amazing.

Oo-bla-di oo-bla-da the 'beatles' were quite right, 'life goes on'; sad as it must be.

Namasté
neil E mac
- - varshakale
  - 2006-07-13 @ 20:07:25
  Namaste and thanks.
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- deleted user (Visitor)
- 2006-07-13 @ 08:00:27
All our sympathies to these poor people. Whoever did it, it was a cruel, unnecessary action.
- - varshakale
  - 2006-07-13 @ 20:49:35
  Thanks
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- dinakararao
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- 2006-07-13 @ 09:44:01
Etenal vigilance is the price to be paid for freedom.Mumbai people should be eternally vigilant against such religeous bigots/ terrorists. they should form in to teams of vigelantees to guard against such heineous crimes against innocent in future.
- - varshakale
  - 2006-07-13 @ 20:55:40
  It is very difficult to vigil and stop such acts in Mumbai local trains and that too at peak hours.
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- El-vago
- 2006-07-14 @ 13:05:43
Ehy how is the situation now..?
And are you ok?
- - varshakale
  - 2006-07-14 @ 19:06:21
  I am ok but still unable to overcome sadness created by this tragedy. It is even difficult to get entry into in train during those rush hours, and if you get entry you get suffocated as you are sandwithched in crowd. For those who travel during such rush hours through Mumbai local trains, just imagination of such attack is more then horific.
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- paradisewildchild
- 2006-07-15 @ 20:16:51
I am deeply sorrowed at what has happened and can very well understand what the people of Mumbai must be going through at the moment.
I read your comment on Islam and Jehad on somebody's blog. You are so right when you say that Jehad should be waged against evil and not against innocents.
Terrorism has no religion. The perpetrators of this horrible and gruesome act are subhuman brutes no matter what religion they claim to profess.
- - varshakale
  - 2006-07-15 @ 21:18:29
  Yes Majeed it is terrible time for Mumbai people. They cannot rest a day and had to go to work everyday despite of this. Terrorism of all, states, imperial powers and fanatics should be denounced.
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- GATA (Visitor)
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- 2006-07-15 @ 20:38:55
Que pena que no sepa Ingles amiga pero igual ve a mi blog , cariños!!!!!!!!!!!

LA GATA ACTIVISTA!!!!!!!!!!!
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- chandru
- 2006-07-17 @ 16:00:37
My deepest condolence to the families of the innocent victims
- - varshakale
  - 2006-07-17 @ 18:54:59
  Thanks chandru.
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