When the country was hotly debating the issue of 123 Agreement with the United States and Manmohan Singh government was facing a crisis of sorts twin blasts in Hyderabad ripped through the fragile peace in the city’s highest security zone killing about 50. This incident took place just three months after the Makkah Masjid explosion of May 18 and subsequent police firing in which more than a dozen people perished. Cyberabad, as it is now also known, was visited recently by Taslima Nasree...

Secretary-General Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Nusrat Ali has severely condemned the twin bomb blasts that ripped the city of Hyderabad in the evening of August 25. The blasts claimed about 50 innocent lives and rendering injured 75 others.

Mr Ali has demanded from the government “to initiate a complete and transparent investigation into the matter immediately and give due punishment to the culprits.” 

The JIH leader has also conveyed his deep sense of sorrow and sadn...

Indian Muslim Council-USA, an advocacy group dedicated towards safeguarding India’s pluralist and tolerant ethos, has condemned the multiple bomb blasts in Hyderabad and appealed to all communities to be calm and work together to dissect the source of such terror and remove this scourge of violence from the country.

"Violence serves no cause, no religion and no community. Such barbaric acts only serve the agenda of anti-socials, fascists and extremists," Rasheed Ahmed,...