I am grieved and aggrieved. My heartfelt condolences to the victims. I am pained to see the loss and injury to innocent lives.

I am aggrieved at the sheer inefficiency and criminal negligence of the law enforcement agencies. I can’t buy the argument that government agencies can not keep a watch on every one simply because it is a stupid argument of an unworthy leader. Police is duty bound to protect people and they have failed in their primary task. To explain it, I will digress a little. Suppose the defence forces say that it is not possible to keep a vigil on the borders due to its sheer length and terrain of hills, land, rivers and sea; then, will we accept that and allow them to sleep in barracks because at first sight the task looks impossible. Similarly, the law enforcement agencies are responsible for their job and they are trained for it. They advance in their careers and occupy higher positions on the basis of their competence. It is their failure. You may say, collective failure.

If we have to police our areas; why shouldn’t we snatch their uniforms and kick them out naked? They deserve a donkey ride, no?

Well, I am angry.

Yes We all are angry, but isn’t it time we all woke up to the fact that as we cannot depend solely on these agencies we have to take care of us ourselves for that we have to be more vigilant.
We should be helping them but their attitude is deplorable. Any law abiding citizen is made to feel like a criminal if he helps someone on humanitarian grounds.
If all of us changed our attitudes I am positive that these acts of cowardice can be contained.

Police feels that you help a victim because of a guilty conscious of having injured him or having committed a crime against him. Your humanitarian compassion is not considered unless you are a police informer. And so, most likely you will be implicated as an accused or will be harassed as a witness at police station and later on at court where the case may linger on for years and if you fail to attend any hearing you will be arrested.