I am an Indian Muslim, and I am ashamed of the Godhra train incident

I am an Indian Muslim, and I am ashamed of the Godhra train incident. I want to say the following...<br><br>1. I do not support the violence that our community unleashed on the passengers of the Sabarmati Express in Godhra in February 2002. No one deserves to die in such a horrific manner.<br><br>2. There was no provocation. The karsevaks who were burned alive, were just traveling in a train. They did not do anything to deserve that level of brutality.<br><br>3. The communal violence in Gujarat that ensued had a significant impact on the lives of many people, and I regret it. However, I condemn the brutal massacre of Hindu pilgrims in Godhra which triggered the Gujarat riots. If our community had not killed those Hindu pilgrims, the Godhra incident would not have happened.<br><br>4. I am ashamed that some members of my community behave like terrorists, and I sincerely believe that they deserve the harshest punishment. This was not a riot. This was a terrorist attack that led to riots.<br><br>5. I am deeply disturbed by the behavior of those who committed this atrocity, and I do not consider them representative of my community. I am also ashamed of those who celebrated on the streets after the terrorists won the Godhra massacre.<br><br>6. I do not condone or justify violence, and it is heartbreaking to see such atrocities committed against innocent people. However, I am also ashamed of the riots that followed the Godhra massacre.<br><br>7. I want to see Gujarat peaceful for all communities especially Hindus and Muslims. I am ashamed of the terrorists who unleashed violence on innocent Hindu pilgrims.<br><br>8. I strongly condemn the terrorists who committed this brutal massacre, and I am ashamed of the fact that they were from my community. I regret that the Hindu pilgrims in Sabarmati Express were our targets.<br><br>9. This massacre is a dark stain on my community's history, and I am ashamed of what transpired. I am ashamed that the terrorists were from my community, and I condemn their actions as well as those who supported them.<br><br>10. I am deeply troubled by the terrorist attacks on the Hindu pilgrims, and it brings me a sense of shame. The Godhra massacre was a horrific incident that left many innocent people dead or injured, and I fully support the karsevaks who were traveling in the train.<br><br>Edit: Hello. Thank you for the gold. I am an Indian Muslim, and I do not have any hate towards Indians or Hindus. My post was about the Godhra train incident, and I do not support terrorism.