The Death Knot of Yakub Memon

Yakub Memon’s  knot of death was wove back in December 1992 and the first thread for the knot was given by those bastards who raped and killed Muslims on the name of religion. Those group of 4-8 people who burnt Tiger’s Memon office, didn’t knew that they were going to lit the spark in devil’s nest who will kill hundreds of innocent people on the name of religion only for his personal revenge. The knot was given shape when Tiger Memon took the oath of revenge to burn down the whole city. Everyone knows that what happened in Bombay riots was brutal, against humanity and dreadful but as said by Mahatma Gandhi “an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind”. The knot took shape of Yakub Menon’s neck when the Mumbai bomb blast was planned and Tiger Memon gathered those ugly minds who were so dumb that they thought killing hundreds of people will fulfill their aim of life and will be the best way to take revenge. 

For making a terrorist, Tiger Memon needed three things

-A mind of an evil leader to brainwash others

-A group of people who have no morals and ethics

- Financial and Logistic support

And he got all these things. With every bomb blasting in Mumbai, the knot of Yakub Memon’s death was getting tighter. 

Every single support of Yakub Memon to the bombing was pulling him towards his death sentence. Yakub Memon took support from his brother for moving to Pakistan, Duabi and other places and in the interview he said, he didn’t use to talk to Tiger Memon. It is not like if a person in a family is a terrorist, the whole family is responsible for suffering the penalties but if you are supporting the evil goings of your family members then you are equally responsible. 

Many people are raising question on the justice of people who suffered in the Bombay riots. I know that it is your right to get justice for what evil has happened in the past but that doesn’t stop a person’s death penalty who is responsible for every single drop of blood fallen on the land of Mumbai on 12 March 1993. Many people are saying that he shouldn’t have been hanged for the crimes for his brother and yes, all these people need to understand he hasn’t been hanged for the crimes of his brother Tiger Memon, but he has been hanged for providing logistic and financial support for Mumbai bomb blast. Justice is never done on the basis of religion, it is done on the basis of humanity. In the Mumbai bomb blast, not only Hindu but many Muslim brothers also died and death sentence to Yakub Memon is justice for all those people who lost their life in the Bombay bomb blast.

10 TIPS FOR DELHI METRO

10 rules of Delhi metro

Metro in foreign countries is way to travel and Delhi metro gives you signal to switch your war mode on. Finding a seat at Rajiv chowk is like………………. error 404…..comparison not found. Delhi metro saves your time, money and enhances your ability to flow with the crowd. So here are the 10 rules or we can say tips to travel in Delhi metro

1. Hold your soul and let the body travel

No need to jostle while getting into a metro. Let the crowd carry your body to your destination. It doesn’t matter whether you are getting out or in, if the metro station is well known for its crowd, you just need to stand and people will carry you easily without any fee.

2. Queue is just a mirage

Let me explain the real logic behind queue for metro; it is just a way make easy passage for people coming out of metro, after that nobody knows what a queue means because “hum jaha se khade hote hai line wahi se suru hoti hai”.

3. Never stand on the gate if it’s Rajiv chowk and you aren’t getting out

Have you ever felt Tsunami?  Then try this. People will thrust you and while figuring out what happened, you will find yourself out of the metro. Be at the back side and if not, you need a strong grip to let the Tsunami pass by you.

4. Don’t believe on your eyes, have faith on your power    

If a metro is coming and you see people stuck on glass door, looking like if the door will open, people will fall like rice from a tilted packet, then just close your eyes for a second and think “what I see is not true, my body will surely get through”. Just follow a simple rule, there is always space.

5.Too much of luggage? Metro is not for you

You must have seen people carrying too much of luggage with them but they are made from the flesh of great warriors and every one can’t live like them. They can carry anything and roam freely  but everyone can’t. It is better to take an auto or taxi.

6.”Excuse me, utarna hai aapkoo”

This line you have heard more than “Darwaje daai taraf khulenge”. It’s not like if you want to get out, you can do it without saying anything (Whitewalkers are exception). You need to ask every single person standing between you and your door of destination that whether he is getting out on the next metro station or not and stop if someone says “yes” because at the end he will make way for you.

7. Seats with no green signal are confirmed.

Try to find seats with nothing written as “For ladies only” or “For old and physically challenged” because that seat is like a waiting ticket in Indian railway, you can be anytime to get up.

8. Mobile phones are the most vulnerable thing

It’s better to keep it in your shirt’s pocket or in your bag because stealing a mobile phone at crowded metro stations, inside a metro is very easy for pickpocket. They will steal it in a second and pass it to their mate in a fraction of second. Even if you catch that person, stealing from your pocket, you will find nothing.

9. 8-11 Am and 4-7 PM, prefer not to travel

It ‘s office time(war mode) and if you are not in hurry, prefer not to travel between this time.

10. Yellow line is for fun

Nobody follows the rule of yellow line and its like the yellow signal on traffic, time to go. Yellow has been a fun color of people and they do the same with the yellow line on metro station. The announcement of “Please stand behind the yellow line” and people think “lolz, that was quite funny” but you should follow the rule because safety comes first.