Hi! Dear friend I can understand your anger and fury over the Sialkot incident, but I reassure you that what the tragedy depicted is not the reality of everyone from Sialkot. Sadly the incident did happen in Sialkot, but the victims were also from the same city, their family has been living there for three generations, so it would be unjust to include everyone from Sialkot accountable. You can reply me back on my blog, on the same issue (http://theacumenist.wordpress.com/2010/08/28/when-society-becomes-a-ticking-bomb/), take care!
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just hang them who did that.i am from sialkot i want if i am dpo sialkoti will hang then nobody will do that………
Hi! Dear friend I can understand your anger and fury over the Sialkot incident, but I reassure you that what the tragedy depicted is not the reality of everyone from Sialkot. Sadly the incident did happen in Sialkot, but the victims were also from the same city, their family has been living there for three generations, so it would be unjust to include everyone from Sialkot accountable. You can reply me back on my blog, on the same issue (http://theacumenist.wordpress.com/2010/08/28/when-society-becomes-a-ticking-bomb/), take care!