Yes, no details are available about the killed along with Swami Lakshmananand killed.

Who are the 4 or 5 killed?

They are mentioned as women, children and so on.

Neither the video, photos nor the details of these victims have been shown.

Why not show the scene of killing or the dead on the TV channels, when VOA, BBC, and so-many Christian channels and media show hundreds of photographs showing as if the killed and affected have been only Christians.

Yes.

Again, here also, there is bias..

For example in today’s “The Hindu”, only a mohammedan’s story is highlightened, as if they have been the sufferers.

But the fact is that the target has been the Hindus only.

Just to provoke, the Jews have been targeted.

But the christians have been maintaining silence, irrespective of their affinity with Jews and their Jewish American interests acting against India.

The media’s role in India has reached a condition, that even the reporters have come tro a level of suffocating, as they could not talk more rubbush than their collegues.

Unless they themselves or their wives, sisters, daughters .are attacked or made to suffer with the terror attack, they cannot understand the pain and suffering of the Hindus.

HINDUS do not live for Political and Mechanical Life.

WHEREAS Christianity and Islam live by Pastors who live only by making Politics and they watch and kindle the Public, for their survival

The genesis to the whole issue can be traced to the stupidity of Gandhi and Nehru who preached ideals of living in amity to common men.least realising that the ordinary folks go only by emotions.Had India been declared as HIndu state at the time of partition many clashes and blood shed could have been averted.Leader may cry Hindu-Muslim Bhai Bhai from dais.That may only be demonstrative and not real.

Perhaps, you may have top update the postig with recent incidences.

இதே கதிதான்,
இலங்கை இந்துக்களுக்கும்!

இப்படங்களைப் பார்த்தாவது,
இந்துக்களுக்கு,
சூடு, சொரணை வர வேண்டும்.

இல்லை,
இப்படியே அடிபட்டு,
இல்லை சுடப்பட்டு,
வெடிகுண்டுகளில் உடல்கள் சிதறி,
உதிரம் கொட்டி சாகவேண்டியதுதான்.

கஸாய்கள்,
கசப்புக் கடைக்காரன் மாதிரி
வந்துக் கொண்டுதான் இருப்பான்,
கொன்றுக் கொண்டுதான் இருப்பான்.

இன்னோரு, ஜயங்கொண்டான் வந்து,
பரணி பாட வேண்டியதுதான்!

“I saw the taxi burning but didn’t think it was my husband’s”
http://www.thehindu.com/2008/12/15/stories/2008121558941200.htm

Meena Menon in “The Hindu” dated 15-12-2008
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The reporter could not find any other victim, but has chosen only Mohammedans like this, as if all the 200 killed by the Jihadis are Mohammedans only!
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The wife of the taxi driver, who died in the Vile Parle blast, is still coming to grips with the tragedy

“I have to still get the compensation”

“I could have spoken to him. He just went away”

MUMBAI: Thirty-year-old Momina Khatoon Sheikh is still coming to grips with the tragedy. She sits in a dark room in a slum in Govandi, an eastern suburb, and her dark eyes look at the world in incomprehension. Her frail body is wrapped in a dull-coloured dupatta and her pale face reflects her grief.

A resident of Daphalpurwa village in Siddharth Nagar district in Uttar Pradesh, Momina came to Mumbai only eight months ago. “My husband wanted me to see the city,” she explains. At that time, she had no idea things would take such a turn. Her eldest son, six-year-old Arbaz, comes in from school dressed in a bright green checked shirt. He insists on changing into a brand new white kurta pyjama. Arbaz bears a striking resemblance to his father Mohammed Umar Sheikh, 35, who was killed in the blast in the taxi at Vile Parle on November 26.

Umar was a taxi driver for eight years. He kept dividing his time between the city and his native village. Momina and he were married for eight years. Their youngest son, Abujal, is only one-and-a-half years old. “I have no proof of residence or any identification papers.

“I have to still get the compensation,” she said. She is illiterate too. “That night, I went to my sister’s house to watch television and I saw the burning taxi but I did not know my husband was killed in it. I panicked so much. I did not know where it had happened but they said it was a bomb blast. I called my husband’s mobile phone many times but never got through. Then I called my cousin brother. They kept showing the number of the taxi but I could not recognise it. Who remembers the numbers?” she asked. “After that I came home, washed the vessels and went to sleep. It was only in the morning that I knew. The owner of the taxi recognised the registration number and realised it was his vehicle that was burnt.”

“You know if he was ill or in hospital, I could have at least spoken to him. He just went away. I did not even speak to him before that,” she cries.

Daraksha, a relative of Momina, says that on the evening of November 26, Umar was reluctant to take the taxi out. “But he said he’ll make some money for Bakrid and also he needed to pay the rent,” she recalls. Momina says if she knew he was hesitant to go out that night, she would have stopped him.

She remembers Umar’s even temper and his smiling face. He was the eldest of a family of five and his three sisters who are younger to him are not married.

Arbaz meanwhile has donned his new attire and rushes out of the house to show off. “My three children used to wait for him to come back every morning and have breakfast with him. He did night shifts. He left home at 7 p.m. and came back at 10 a.m. He never ate out,” says Momina. She feels helpless and alone. “What am I going to do now? It is all my fate. There was no one like him.”

The single room with erratic electricity costs Rs. 1,500 a month. “I have to stay back here for the mourning period of four months and 13 days. Also, my son has been admitted to a local school. I want to educate him,” she says.

சுவாமி ஹரிதாஸ் கிரி அடிக்கடி சொல்வார்: “எனக்கு ரேடியோ பாகிஸ்தான் தான் நிரம்பவும் பிடிக்கும், ஏனெனில் அவன் ஒருவன் தான், “ஹிந்துஸ்தான் மே……” (இந்தியாவில் எனக் குறிப்பிட) என்று செய்திகளைத் தொடங்குவான்”.

“தி இந்து” அதுமாதிரிதான் உள்ளது!