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So we are self congratulating ourselves because we reached to a judgement which was so obvious for last one and half year. We have spent crores of rupees in running the prison for Kasab and than spent horrendous amount of money in bringing a judgement which could have been done with some simpler means on 26th Dec. also. I have full respect (and not sympathy) to the people who have lost life or had been affected because of 26th Dec and because of what Mr. Kasab and his fellows did. But I think as a society we need to answer that is it justified to do such a lengthy process to achieve something which was so obvious all along. And unfortunately we have deployed some of the best brains of judiciary and of other government departments to achieve that.

The more bigger question is what we achieve with this exercise. Mr. Kasab is just a small fruit of a venomous tree. The tree is still there somewhere creating and spitting more such fruits probably with more vigor. If we have to put effort, than let's put in getting permanent solutions to this. We need to uproot those trees and make them dysfunctional. These self fulfilling rituals is not going to help us. And somewhere there lies the solution to naxalism also. It's a craft to debate philosphically in court rooms and parliament floors but it's more important to understand why so many youths are turning to extremism. It's not a question of any specific country but a broader question which has to be answered in a more broader context.
Let's not celebrate for what we have achieved, which was obvious. Let's try to achieve what we have to really achieve. Let the peace prevail in every mind and propagates to every heart.