plant blasts in Mumbai...tango with USA angered the persons

The hatred between Muslims and Hindus extremists, seething beneath the surface in India, erupted violently periodically. Two major riots and a recent riot in Baroda are cases in point: 1992: The destruction of Mosque of Babur, Ayodhya, sparked nationwide riots between Hindus and Muslims that end more than 2,000 people in one of the worst sectarian violence in recent Indian history. Mumbai suffered one of the deadliest communal violence in its history.

2002: The Sabarmati Express, pbutting through the town of Godhra Gujarat, was forcibly stopped and attacked. Hindu extremists called Kar Sevaks returning from the destroyed Babri Masjid were attacked and set on fire by Muslim extremists. About 550 Hindus living in mixed neighbourhood in Ahmedabad were attacked and driven out of their homes. Mosques and dargahs were efficiently razed. Government report released in 2005, says the 253 Hindus and 793 Muslims were end. (the actual figures could be much higher)

May 03, 2006: Reuters. Hundreds of people, including 10 policemen were involved in clashes when the two-centuries-old Muslim shrine was demolished in Baroda, 120 km (75 miles) south of Ahmedabad.

The attacks on the trains in Mumbay on 11 July is likely to be the works of extremists, driven by religious hatred.

Bush is regarded as the arch enemy of Muslims and the Satan who invaded of Iraq and Afghanistan, and who is now stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear plants. The PM of India, to boost his own ego needs, has entertained Bush,(their arch enemy) and has been given help to upgrade its nuclear technology by the USA. This is seen by Muslim extremists as working hand in gloves with their enemy.(against the common interests of Muslims)

They planted the train,.... in order to stir up troubles, and to teach the egoistic leader a good lesson for courting the enemy.

In previous cases of communal riots, Muslims called the police. The police in most instance were slow to respond, or failed to respond at all. In the latest riots in Baroda, in May, the Police sided with the Hindu. This was perceived to be hurting the Muslims intentionally by the police and the government officials.

The extremists could be driven by such perceived hurts.... to plant the trains.

I was NOT talking about persons from Kashmir or Karachi.

Not all the religious riots and communal violence were caused by foreign persons. There are at least three home grown person groups in India. .-- 1) the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) formed in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh which was outlawed and went underground in 2002.

-- 2) Children and the loved ones of those who were end in religious riots. They were recruited by religious fanatics to take the law into their own hands, to take revenge for the killings of their loved ones. -- 3) The religious fanatics living in India. The frequent religious riots are clear proof that there are many groups of religious extremists living in India.

The government of India is in self denial, refusing to acknowledge the existence of these home-grown extremists. They refuse to see the truth... hoping that they would go away. They would never be able to stop future plantings and religious violence if they don't even know who and where are the real enemies.

This is the reason why I said, ...there will be more troubles and sorrow for the innocent citizens.