Terrorist attack

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This document discusses a terrorist attack and questions why it occurred, for what purpose, for whom, and for how long. It urges taking action to save innocent people from terror and raise one's voice against it, otherwise the situation will continue to get worse. The document lists several Indian cities and asks which city could be targeted next, showing concern over ongoing terrorist threats across the country.

Jaipur…..
Bangalore….
Delhi……
Assam….
Mumbai………

Please save…..the innocent

But……..whom to appeal

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