As we rush to the press, (Friday, Sep 9) the casualty figure of the Sep 7 bomb blast at the Delhi High Court stands at 13. More than 18 people received shrapnel injuries.

Our heart goes out to the next-to-the-kin. May Allah give them patience and forbearance.

Till date five persons have been arrested, including two from Kishtwar in Jammu & Kashmir and one from Balrampur.

The investigation has been entrusted to the NIA (National Investigation Agency). Other agencies...

The bomb blast that took place in the High Court on Wednesday morning has shaken the capital once again. The blast was very powerful and claimed 13 lives and left scores of people injured. The Muslim organisations in India came forward and condemned the heinous act of violence and asked the people to display resilience and solidarity at the time of distress and turbulence.

Dr. Zafarul-Islam Khan, Working President of the All India Muslim Majlis-e Mushawarat, the umbrella body of India...

“Terror attack is a heinous crime, a crime against the humanity, we condemn terrorism, we vow to eliminate the phenomenon altogether, but it will take some time.” These are pet phrases we have been having after every terror attack and see the pledge-makers forget what was vowed the other day and find not done what was needed to do. It looks as if words have lost their meanings. After a bomb-in-suitcase blast in Delhi we again heard same phrases. We can only wish that this is the l...