Tribute to Indian Soldiers

December 13th. Five years ago on this same date, India was shook by the news and the so-called leaders of the country were trembling in fear that they skipped their beats, sleeps for a week's time.

I hope all of you would have got the idea on which this blog is being discussed. There was an attempted attack on the Parliament House of India that was thwarted by genuine soldiers of India who gave their lives and saved the so-called leaders of the country who were inside.

After 5 years, if one has to say that politicians have done something in this regard, then it must be - "Cook politics". This is what precisely is being done. All the soldiers were given posthumus awards. Leader after leader shed their tears, eloborated in eloquence about the sacrifice made by the soldiers, sang hymns and went by. THat's it! We can expect only these and not more than these from them.

Today, the Government is more concerned about the culprit who was sentenced to death by the Supreme Court of India. Government feels otherwise. They do not want to punish the culprit. These politicians have forgotten that if the soldiers, like these politicians, had given importance to their lives and not to their duty, what would have happened? Would these politicians be alive today?

Another shameful act is now they want to confuse the case by stating that there were 6 terrorists and only 5 were killed. What happened to the sixth one? If the Govt is so keen, let it find the 6th one instead of mudslinging!

They bring shame to the soldiers' efforts by recommending that the Death sentence be withdrawn. It is sheer politics and the Government thinks that by doing so, they can gain the goodwill of Muslims whose vote bank is critical in winning the elections.

The bereaved families have returned the medals to the President this morning and this is a slap on the face of the Government. The Government should put down their heads on shame.

Tributes were paid to all soldiers spending lakhs of money, conducting a cermony, etc., If the Govt wants to pay genuine tribute to these soldiers, let it not intervene in the death sentence of the culprit.