04-14-2006, 11:44 PM
<b>Anger, confusion run high after Delhi blasts</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Angry devotees inside the mosque and others, who rushed to the spot from <b>nearby areas shouted 'Allah Ho Akbar' (God is Great) as they sought vengeance against perpetrators of the blasts </b>at the 17th century monument.
Though Delhi Police Commissioner KK Paul and Shahi Imam of the Jama Masjid Syed Ahmed Bukhari appealed to the devotees through public address system to maintain calm, many expressed their anger saying they cannot accept such an attack on a religious place.
"Government must find out the culprits who were behind the explosions very soon. It would help to maintain peace and harmony in the society," Wasim Khan, a local businessman, said.
Anger set in after a brief spell of bewilderment after the explosions.
<b>"How can such a thing take place inside a place of worship"?</b> was the common refrain among the people on the spot.
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Ask Hindus, they know very well.
Though Delhi Police Commissioner KK Paul and Shahi Imam of the Jama Masjid Syed Ahmed Bukhari appealed to the devotees through public address system to maintain calm, many expressed their anger saying they cannot accept such an attack on a religious place.
"Government must find out the culprits who were behind the explosions very soon. It would help to maintain peace and harmony in the society," Wasim Khan, a local businessman, said.
Anger set in after a brief spell of bewilderment after the explosions.
<b>"How can such a thing take place inside a place of worship"?</b> was the common refrain among the people on the spot.
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Ask Hindus, they know very well.