This was my saddest Sunday. The
drizzle in the morning conveyed the mood of the otherwise cheerful city in the
summer. From the morning, I could imagine hundreds of people going to the
church with flowers.
This
morning it was different, I could imagine hundreds of people in silence going
to the church. There was no music. There was no sermon. There was only silence,
candles and flowers. They lit the candle stood there in silence. Everyone was
in the mood for silent prayer.
Today, I remember all those who lost their life for the violent act of terrorism. I remember when the prophet was asked what are the signs of society going crazy- he said there would come a time when people will kill each other, but neither the killers know why they killed nor the killed know why they were killed.
Today, I remember all those who lost their life for the violent act of terrorism. I remember when the prophet was asked what are the signs of society going crazy- he said there would come a time when people will kill each other, but neither the killers know why they killed nor the killed know why they were killed.
I
understand a lot of young people lost their lives for no fault of theirs. Those
young people were the ones who dreamt of a just, equitable and sustainable
society. They represented the best of the social democratic values. And they
were just blooming. - Most of them in their teenage. They were at the prime of
their life, dreams and imagination. I could only say a silent prayer for the
parents and family who lost their very dear children at their prime; those
children who were celebrating their youth and dreams, just when the dreams got
shattered.
It is a
cruel world. I too lit a candle.
