ANOTHER BARBARIC CRIME BY TAMIL TIGERS TERRORISTS THAT CLAIMED A TAMIL CHILD'S LIFE

COLOMBO: The last memory of her granddaughter John Rasiah would prefer
to recall is that of a jovial cherubic child swinging her tiny legs
from a high chair, her eyes twinkling with childish excitement at
receiving a new pair of shoes. But the gory recollection of the
scorched remains of the tiny figure at the roadside keeps tormenting
his mind ever since last Tuesday.

"She was very happy when she came to see me that day because I had
bought her a new pair of shoes. She insisted on wearing them right
there and walking to the bus stop. I never imagined I would see her
dead when she kissed me 'Good bye' before leaving with her mother," a
grieving Rasiah recalls.

Rasiah, an employee in a restaurant in Wellawatte is the grandfather of
two and half year old Jegatheswaran Asvini who was brutally killed in
Tuesday's LTTE bomb explosion in Milagiriya targeting ex-EPDP
Parliamentarian S. Sivadasan.

Little Asvini was proudly waddling her way home in her new shoes with
her mother when the bomb went off near St. Pauls College, Milagiriya
killing her and two others.

Her tragic death has proved for the umpteenth time that terrorists have
no regard for the age or race of their victims.

Asvini's mother John Sasida who was critically injured in the explosion
is fighting death at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Colombo
National Hospital ignorant of the most dreadful news any mother could
hear.

"My daughter and son-in-law work as labourers in a house in
Bambalapitiya. Since there was no one to take care of her, my daughter
used to take the little one with her to work everyday. On finishing
work they would always drop by the restaurant where my wife and I work
and Asvini would play with me for a while," Rasiah who was the best
friend and playmate of little Asvini says.

He recalls how Asvini was filled with joy on that fatal day when she
heard the good news that from Thursday her grandfather would be doing
only night shifts. "Then I can stay at home and play with you the whole
day", were her final words.

Rasiah who has peacefully lived in Colombo among its Sinhala and Muslim
communities for the past 18 years would never have imagined that her
daughter and granddaughter would fall victim to the brutality
perpetrated by a few people from his own brethren.

In fact, when we reached his poverty stricken house in Siddhartha
Mawatha, Kirulapone, the Tamil and Sinhala residents of the area were
unitedly putting up white flags to bid farewell to the little girl who
used to run and play up and down the street.

A wailing S. Saroja, Asvini's grandmother who was also unfortunate
enough to witness the incident said she was working at the restaurant
when she heard the explosion.

"Asvini came to the restaurant that day to play with her grandfather
and he gifted her a new pair of shoes. When I went to her she pointed
to the shoes which she had already worn. I kissed her feet and said
they were beautiful. We heard the explosion barely 10 minutes after
they left".

"My husband and I ran to the junction only to see her lying dead at the
roadside. I could not bear to look at her scorched lifeless body. I ran
back to the restaurant screaming like a mad woman".

"We are innocent people who have not done any wrong to anyone. We have
never caused harm to others or earned money by wrongful means. I cannot
comprehend what I did to deserve this fate. I have lost my little
daughter, and my wife is in hospital unconscious," Asvini's father B.
Jegatheswaran said overcome with emotion.

His eight year old son who is not old enough to realise the gravity of
the situation is still waiting for the return of his mother and sister.
Occasionally he cries when his father breaks down not knowing that the
tiny casket in their house contains the remains of his little sister.

Two and half year old Asvini who was bubbling with life only a few days
back said good bye to her loved ones yesterday. But her tragic death
would always remind us of the thousands of children who have fallen
victim to LTTE terrorism in the last two decades.

Washington - US Muslim groups criticised US President George W Bush on
Thursday for calling a foiled plot to blow up airplanes part of a "war with
Islamic fascists," saying the term could inflame anti-Muslim
tensions.........

Comments: British Muslims who tried to blow up planes,and kill people just
like that,mindlessly are not inflaming anti-Muslim tensions but Bush's
comments are?
Let us take off our masks.What was it in the teachings of Prophet
Muhammad?How does he live his life?Having sex with 9 year old Aisha is
right?What about Muhammad self-confessed that he was demon-possessed?Did he
not having fits?A characteristics well known as demonized.

What did the Koran teach?

With all the lies and slanders in the Press by Islamic groups,and violent
behaviour of Muslims by histories,and Muhammad violent lifestyles,what more
proves does the world need to show how sinister Islam fascists are all
along?

The OIC,political gatherings of Islamic nations,were so racists to the
core,and what did Iran's President spoke that inflame the world's
opinion?The bias,and serious slanders and unfair remarks about Israel and
Jews were given a pass,did it not?What about the ex-PM of Malaysia Mahathir
inflame the Jewish people by being anti-Jews?

What about the Muslim people all over the world which are currently
inflaming tensions against the world and shows violent behaviour,and desire
to be seen as wicked people?What about the Mosques all over the world aired
hatred against another race,and aired slanders against the Jews?You mean to
tell me,the evil and unscrupulous behaviour of the Muslims people are not
inciting riots,hate and violence throughout the world today?

The anti-Muslims tensions are directly caused by Islamic people,and to pin
the blame on Bush it is just another ploy.Is there no shame of continuing
lies and slanders all across this world in their silly propagandas?Who
didn't know that the Islamic religion encourages Muslims to lie and cheat
and kill to achieve their purpose?While the Bible stated that all Liars will
thrown into the lake of fires,and yet Islam sanction telling of lies?

The hypocrisies in Islamic Faith knew no bounds,and if the Islamic Faith
wants a war,they will have it.

The reason that there are moderates Muslims,thanks to the Western
Educations.Have you not read that there is a clash of civilizations from
Islamic faith as told by Professor Samuel Huntington?

Only a blind fool will not understand or know that Islamic religion is
incompatible to civilise world,and for decent living.


"sinna" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> COLOMBO: The last memory of her granddaughter John Rasiah would prefer
> to recall is that of a jovial cherubic child swinging her tiny legs
> from a high chair, her eyes twinkling with childish excitement at
> receiving a new pair of shoes. But the gory recollection of the
> scorched remains of the tiny figure at the roadside keeps tormenting
> his mind ever since last Tuesday.
>
> "She was very happy when she came to see me that day because I had
> bought her a new pair of shoes. She insisted on wearing them right
> there and walking to the bus stop. I never imagined I would see her
> dead when she kissed me 'Good bye' before leaving with her mother," a
> grieving Rasiah recalls.
>
> Rasiah, an employee in a restaurant in Wellawatte is the grandfather of
> two and half year old Jegatheswaran Asvini who was brutally killed in
> Tuesday's LTTE bomb explosion in Milagiriya targeting ex-EPDP
> Parliamentarian S. Sivadasan.
>
> Little Asvini was proudly waddling her way home in her new shoes with
> her mother when the bomb went off near St. Pauls College, Milagiriya
> killing her and two others.
>
> Her tragic death has proved for the umpteenth time that terrorists have
> no regard for the age or race of their victims.
>
> Asvini's mother John Sasida who was critically injured in the explosion
> is fighting death at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of the Colombo
> National Hospital ignorant of the most dreadful news any mother could
> hear.
>
> "My daughter and son-in-law work as labourers in a house in
> Bambalapitiya. Since there was no one to take care of her, my daughter
> used to take the little one with her to work everyday. On finishing
> work they would always drop by the restaurant where my wife and I work
> and Asvini would play with me for a while," Rasiah who was the best
> friend and playmate of little Asvini says.
>
> He recalls how Asvini was filled with joy on that fatal day when she
> heard the good news that from Thursday her grandfather would be doing
> only night shifts. "Then I can stay at home and play with you the whole
> day", were her final words.
>
> Rasiah who has peacefully lived in Colombo among its Sinhala and Muslim
> communities for the past 18 years would never have imagined that her
> daughter and granddaughter would fall victim to the brutality
> perpetrated by a few people from his own brethren.
>
> In fact, when we reached his poverty stricken house in Siddhartha
> Mawatha, Kirulapone, the Tamil and Sinhala residents of the area were
> unitedly putting up white flags to bid farewell to the little girl who
> used to run and play up and down the street.
>
> A wailing S. Saroja, Asvini's grandmother who was also unfortunate
> enough to witness the incident said she was working at the restaurant
> when she heard the explosion.
>
> "Asvini came to the restaurant that day to play with her grandfather
> and he gifted her a new pair of shoes. When I went to her she pointed
> to the shoes which she had already worn. I kissed her feet and said
> they were beautiful. We heard the explosion barely 10 minutes after
> they left".
>
> "My husband and I ran to the junction only to see her lying dead at the
> roadside. I could not bear to look at her scorched lifeless body. I ran
> back to the restaurant screaming like a mad woman".
>
> "We are innocent people who have not done any wrong to anyone. We have
> never caused harm to others or earned money by wrongful means. I cannot
> comprehend what I did to deserve this fate. I have lost my little
> daughter, and my wife is in hospital unconscious," Asvini's father B.
> Jegatheswaran said overcome with emotion.
>
> His eight year old son who is not old enough to realise the gravity of
> the situation is still waiting for the return of his mother and sister.
> Occasionally he cries when his father breaks down not knowing that the
> tiny casket in their house contains the remains of his little sister.
>
> Two and half year old Asvini who was bubbling with life only a few days
> back said good bye to her loved ones yesterday. But her tragic death
> would always remind us of the thousands of children who have fallen
> victim to LTTE terrorism in the last two decades.
>