Infinityji, could you please reply to the links that I posted.
I hold no bitterness towards killers: Staines widow
PTI – Sat, Jan 22 6:13 PM IST
Bhubaneswar, Jan 22 (PTI) Gladys, widow of Australian missionary Graham Staines who was burnt to death along with their two minor sons in Orissa over a decade ago, says she holds no bitterness towards the killers.
"Because of forgiveness I hold no bitterness towards the persons who killed my family," the 59 year-old woman told PTI through an e-mail.
Her remarks came a day after Dara Singh and Mahendra Hembram, convicts in the case, escaped death penalty with the Supreme Court ruling that the crime was not
"rarest of rare" and upheld the life sentence awarded to them.
"Forgiveness is needed to check hatred and violence... God forgives but the earthly consequences of that sin continue...Forgiveness does not change the consequences for the wrong. Forgiveness and the consequences of our wrong-doing should not be mixed up.
"Forgiving did not mean that the normal judicial process of India should not be followed," Gladys, who was conferred the Padmashree in 2005, said.
Gladys, who is currently staying in Australia with her daughter and father, said she would continue to serve the needy as desired by Graham.
On January 22, 1999, Staines and his two minor sons -- Philip (10) and Timothy (6) -- were burnt to death by a mob at Manoharpur area in Keonjhar district.
Meanwhile, Dara Singh alias Rabindra Pal Singh, lodged in Keonjhar district jail, has claimed he is innocent.
"If it is (the life sentence) the verdict of the Supreme Court, I accept it. My conscience says I am innocent. But I will go by the court order," a jail official said quoting Dara.
http://in.news.yahoo.com/hold-no-bitterness-towards-killers-staines-widow-20110122-044300-529.html
This is my reply to you.
We are not Complaining that why Supreme Court has not considered this Crime as "Rarest Of rare"
May Be in India We dont Consider Charring a Man with 2 young Kids a Heinous Crime.