Your killers may be nameless, they may be faceless. But, you had a beautiful face and beautiful name. Peace be upon you.
Injustice for Asifa and other innocent daughters. We gave only injustice; whatever we do, even if we legally kill the cruel culprits or induce pain on them, the injustice on you remains as it is. We failed to protect you. One of the worlds mighty nations... What is the use of strong boundaries? To protect injustice?
This is a hard core crime to deny access. More than rape and religion, its cast. All the recent issues are of growing apartheid... Its a signal failing society, we fail to allow existence of each other.. We are afraid that others will not allow us to exist and are ready to do any crime to nullify "others". The definition of others is volatile, its matter of time, we could be part of others at any time. Growing lack of confidence was the cause of both the world wars. Its time to look for change...
Peace and care are more important than development and profit. We need to work for a more containing system; only if the feel of "us" grows, such hate crimes will reduce. Now, in the environment of fight and competition, hate gets justification from cowardly corners. The only possible solution is to rebuild our national movement, by revitalizing Gandhiji, Ambedkar, Nehru ... like leaders and their lessons.
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