What do you think about the Mumbai blasts?

Question

These acts are cowardly and cause tremendous loss of life. But who do we blame?
I strongly believe that it is the Pakistanis who did this as they cant stand the fact that India is a much better country and our economy is growing while theirs is not. They also cant stand the fact that many multinational companies to set up their back offices in India and they are losing in the I.T sphere.
Even when US President Bush came to India and finalized the nuclear deal, the Pakistanis were angered when they were rejected.
What Do you think about this?

Answer 1

Police suspect Lashkar-e-Tayiba and thebanned Students Islamic Movement of India to be behind the serial blasts in the suburban trains of Mumbai on Tuesday evening.

The magnitude of the synchronised blasts have conclusively pointed to the use of RDX by the attackers, official sources said on Wednesday.

The seven synchronised blasts have killed at least 190 people and left another 625 injured.

According to the police, several modules of LeT and SIMI were busted and huge amounts of explosive materials, including RDX, were recovered during raids at various places in Aurangabad, Nasik and Nagpur over the last two months.

During investigations, it also came to light that similar modules of LeT were actively operating in several towns of Maharashtra, besides Hyderabad and Bangalore.

Answer 2

Security forces to probe link between Mumbai, Srinagar attacks

New Delhi, July 12 (PTI): Security agencies were on Tuesday night investigating as to who were behind the deadly blasts in Mumbai and whether there was any link with the grenade attacks in Srinagar earlier in the day.

# Mumbai Suburban Train Blasts

As for the five grenade blasts in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir police claimed that Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba militant outfit was behind the strikes that left eight people dead.

Till late Tuesday night, no one claimed responsibility for the blasts in suburban trains in Mumbai. The security agencies are said to have some leads but were unwilling to disclose any pointers.

A caller, who gave his name as Abdulla Raznavi, claiming to be a spokesman for LeT, telephoned PTI office in Mumbai Tuesday night to say that the outfit was not involved in the blasts in India's financial capital and that it condemned the attacks.

"We deeply condemn the blasts in Mumbai and strongly deny any involvement of LeT," he said.

Answer 3

Sounds like you dont know much about it, just like I dont. I need facts before I form a judgement, not speculation.

I wont blame the pakistani's until there is evidence they did it, and nor should you.

Answer 4

nothing like speculation to chum up the waters.

how about waiting for some evidence?

Answer 5

I dunno, in the U.S. none of this is "news".

Except maybe alot of angry Americans who are losing their jobs to low wagers.