DesiPundit

Seven bombs  in the pink city have killed 45 people and injured more than 100. The first one went off near a Hanuman temple and was followed by six others near Hawa Mahal and Johri Bazaar.

Ha Vo from Netherlands, who has team members in Jaipur writes

Such attacks are always an attack on all mankind, all of us who try work together to achieve more success and prosperity. Too bad that in such a world like ours, where everyone is actually so closeby, that narrow minded people still can’t see the collaboration and constructive discussions. It’s a shame how some people think they have the right to destroy what so many people put efforts in to build.

hindustaniat asks Why Jaipur?

Jaipur is one of the foremost symbol of India’s cultural heritage. Lakhs of tourists come to the Pink City every year and Rajasthan is the face of Indian tourism worldwide, along with Agra. The anti-national forces must have been desperate as there was no major communal or casteist issue in the country for long.

And thus came this attack. The incident is serious in magnitude and of grace concern because it was not a solitary blast. There was a series of blasts that took place in the City including a car bomb blast. Let’s hope that our security agencies nail the culprits in this case.