When death becomes a weapon: India’s rare suicide bombings
For a country of around 1.4 billion people where many religions, identities and even conflicts go hand-in-hand, suicide bombings remain an anomaly. India has witnessed insurgencies, cross-border terrorism, riots and targeted killings, yet the act of using one’s own body or vehicle as the weapon has been rare and deeply unsettling each time it happens.
For a country of around 1.4 billion people where many religions, identities and even conflicts go hand-in-hand, suicide bombings remain an anomaly. India has witnessed insurgencies, cross-border terrorism, riots and targeted killings, yet the act of using one’s own body or vehicle as the weapon has been rare and deeply unsettling each time it happens.
