Jaipur Blast: How Can We Truly Combat Terrorism and Protect Innocent Lives?

Dear Friends,

The Jaipur blast claimed many precious lives. Politicians are busy calculating the impact of this blast on their vote banks. Terrorism is not new to India. There is no political will to eradicate it. Half-hearted efforts do not yield partial results; they yield no results. Our police and army are quite capable of handling the situation.

Years ago, Punjab Police, under KPS Gill, successfully eradicated Punjab Terrorism in just a few months. Only giving a free hand to the police and army can achieve the desired results. Friends, only innocents are killed in terrorist attacks. The next time someone close to you may perish.

What do you believe? Share your thoughts.

Jitendra Patel Gozaria, Mehsana [Login to view]

Dear friends,

How can I write about my emotions regarding the Jaipur blast? When I received a call from my friend informing me about the seven serial blasts in Jaipur, I was shocked. This is the first time such an incident has occurred in Rajasthan, and I can't comprehend this level of casualty. Rajasthan is known for its peaceful environment. It is not a political issue, but I was disheartened to see that some national parties are politicizing the situation.

After the incident, the people of Rajasthan came together on a platform, offering helping hands, which made me feel better. Over a hundred persons responded to the appeal for blood donation and other forms of assistance. This act showed me that the willingness to help is ingrained in us, especially during disasters we face.

I pray to God to give strength to those affected by this tragedy.

Mukesh Kumar Saini

Sorry all,

I was not active in this forum as I was in Jaipur. I took 2 days leave and went to the city. Jaipur Blast again proved that terrorists don't have any caste or religion. They do everything to harm the community, not any particular caste. I don't want to say anything about politics, politicians, or anyone else, but of course, whoever is responsible for such a shameful activity deserves a penalty, the penalty of death.

This is not the time to see what our politicians are doing or saying, but to act. Let's think and decide on something by which we can eliminate terrorism from our society. Think all, till it gets too late.

As per the report from TOI, this is due to the leakage in the pipe that caused a short circuit or the spark from the terminal that created the blast. If this is the case, then why are flameproof products installed? They say that the disaster management system, or rather we say flameproof products, were not installed properly. Public safety is something that everyone is paying close attention to; after all, people always say that safety comes first. However, what is one thing that people don't think a lot about, but it saves the most lives? Well, that one thing would be flameproof-related products.

Let's face it, one mistake in such industries can create a disaster, as the example is in front of you, i.e., the recent Jaipur IOC blast. So why should we compromise on flameproof products? What we believe is that we should not compromise with our lives, so how do these flameproof products save our lives?

Well, the truth of the matter is that flameproof products are specially designed for use in hazardous areas prevalent in refineries, petrochemical and chemical industries, underground coal mines, and even pharmaceutical industries, where explosive gases or sparks are evolved or are likely to be evolved during normal working conditions.

By knowing what flameproof means and by actually implementing it, we can save millions of lives all over the world. Every year, tons of people are killed by fire across the world. By doing this, we can not only save lives but also live a life that is a little bit more carefree. Flameproofing is one of those things that you should never take lightly. After all, this is something that could save our lives in the end. Anything that has to do with human safety is a topic that needs to be handled with the utmost care and respect.

Regards,

Tapan Patel