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'Do not come up, I'll handle them,' Major's last words

New Delhi: "Do not come up, I will handle them", these were probably the last words which Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan told his men as he was hit by bullets while engaging terrorists inside the Taj. "Major Unnikrishnan was rescuing an injured commando when he was hit," Director-General of NSG J K Dutt said ....Read more

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Salute the IndiannessBy: Suraj Arora | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 22:31:45 PM Reply | Forward please contact Mr.Raj Thakery and ask him who saved his Mumbai? Offcourse three top police officer of Maharashtra gave their lives but it was the U.P/Bihar/South who were involved in saving this great city and the nation from this terror attack. I hope he learns his lessons and shut up for ever. India is one and every indian has rights to live and earn his livlehood whereever he can find suitable for him. I salute the martyers.

salutationBy: vasant bharadwaj | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 22:24:37 PM Reply | Forward My dear brave brother, I salute you.

We Owe to ThemBy: Siddhesh | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 22:16:24 PM Reply | Forward Salute to these Great Heroes.They are our real heroes.

terrorismBy: raghu | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 22:14:34 PM Reply | Forward It serves no purpose to offer any comments. This 9/11 like most dangerous situation will be forgotten within one month. Indian politicians are gutless. Indian people will suffer most and politicians will become rich as usual.

See Bal Thackeraey he was bihareeBy: Ram Krishan | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 22:05:46 PM Reply | Forward See thackeraey he was from biharee.But u people only do politics of cast, relegion or communities

salute you Major UnnikrishnanBy: dipsikha | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:28:09 PM Reply | Forward We want to hear more from our brave security personal than foolish opportunistic comments from heartless politicians. We are proud of you Major. May your soul rest in peace.

Some senseBy: Vichara | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:13:37 PM Reply | Forward Bal Thakare and his cohorts can continue to drive non-maratis from Mumbai, now that non-maratis like Unni Krishanan have made Mumbai safe by sacrificing their lives.

gajendra singhBy: fox | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:00:22 PM Reply | Forward Mr. Raj Tharey... do you have any more doubts on utter bharatiya's credentials?

We never learnBy: Jay | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 20:49:09 PM Reply | Forward No one will remember these heroes who laid their lives to fight these Islamic terrorism once all the dusts are settled. Politicians will continue to sell the country; the show will go on as usual. What happened to those “heroes” who earlier laid their lives during so many anti-terrorists efforts? What happened to those army personnel who died during three wars with Pakistan? Did those incidents taught our political leadership to become more honest, more patriotic? NO. The only people who will remember those fallen heroes are their family members who will then struggle to meet their ends meet.

Fallen HeroesBy: Arun | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 20:41:25 PM Reply | Forward Our condolences to the families of these heroes. Our hearts are bleeding. They are in our prayers. The MNS and Raj Thackerays should fall on the feet of the family members of such Non-mumbaikars and clean their slippers for life. Anyways, where are they now? At peacetime they want attention so they create a crisis, At a time of real crisis they disapper? Good - they have the prerequisites for becoming a major star in Indian politics. Do these MNS people even vaguely realize they tried to rip out the national fabric of the country, the same fabric that these heroes gave their life to save? Not to mention the "Marathis" in Mumbai these non-marathi heroes tried to save?

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