IN INDIA we need serious and practical implementation of the existing anti-terror laws. There is no use of making laws as a mere formality. If some laws, rules and regulations are made, the legislators and the implementing bodies should make sure that people are abiding by those laws. Laws, which are not followed, are almost equal to nothing and result in nothing.

Whenever any untoward incident occurs, then only such issues are raised. If these issues are taken care of on regular basis, one could reduce the probability of mishappenings. It is because of the flaws of security and loopholes in the law enforcing system of our country that the perpetrators attacked normalcy in Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Delhi.

A strong and tough policy is required to cope with terrorism in India, which is seen as a soft state in countering terror attacks, but in the conflict, ordinary people pay the price in losses of lives.