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Did you check back how is the situation with the victim's help?
How about you how you feel now?

The network was jammed for quite some time. We tried to go out but got the advise to be in office only. So don't know much about the ground situation, but was able to contact one of my friend who was near the spot he was telling that police response was swift, and things are returning to normal now, but people are shaken from inside (including me).
 
Lets not however, colour this as an India versus Pakistan thing. Its not.

Both countries are facing the same enemy, that's all.
 
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, CEO of Biocon says that citizens need to make a concerted effort to increase vigilance and improve safety within the city.

She says that it is difficult to prevent such things in a vast and populous country like India.
I hate such people. These problems should be rectified by authorities, not vigilantes.

Too much batman...
 
I hate such people. These problems should be rectified by authorities, not vigilantes.

Too much batman...

No, I don't think Mrs. Shaw was inspired by the batman movie.

What she probably means is that the citizens should remain vigilant and report suspicious people/activities to the police.
Also, there should be a sense of community and belonging so that the city's defences are not exposed like today, and to ensure that there is less likelihood of a Bangalorean lending a helping hand to these terrorists.
 
Live bomb defused near Bengaluru mall
Live bomb defused near Bengaluru mall
Vicky Nanjappa

July 26, 2008 11:45 IST
Last Updated: July 26, 2008 12:22 IST

A day after serial low-intensity blasts rocked Bengaluru, a live bomb was found near the Forum Mall in Koramangala.



The bomb detection squad defused the bomb.

Police officers at the spot told rediff.com some locals had tipped them off about a suspicious-looking object wrapped in a packet near the Forum Mall in Koramangala.

Bengaluru Police Commissioner Shankar Bidri confirmed that the bomb was similar to the one used in the serial blasts on Friday.

The mall is a major shopping hub in the city and on weekends, a large number of people turn up there. Moreover, there is panic that has been caused due to the fact that on Friday four bombs had gone off in the vicinity.

The police have cordoned off the entire area and are even diverting traffic on this road.

Vehicles coming from the Hosur road are being diverted as the cops want no chaos at the moment. The police are now searching the Forum Mall to see whether there are any more such objects.

Bangalore had witnessed a series of blasts on Friday in which one person was killed and 7 others injured. While the special team continues to probe the case, no arrests have been made so far neither has anyone claimed responsibility for the attack.
 
How long before pakistan gets blamed for the blast.......1 day and counting
 
Kill the bloody terrorists. Kill them all, wherever they are! Smoke them out of their *** holes and make an example of the ba*****s.

They are a scourge of humanity.
 
It's gujarat... I wonder what's gonna happen next.

Bangalore could've bounced off easy, but what are your opinions on Gujarat?
 
^^ Why your guilt started showing now?

Not the guilt, its a routine work, bomb blast blame Pakistan, mouse gets killed blame ISI. How can it be different this time?
 
India has not blamed anyone till now!

Why this anticipation with bated breath? There would be some strong suspects obviously. Let's hope they are brought to justice. Terrorists are nobody's friends. I hope it has become obvious now.
 
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