India questions its security after blasts

The transcript discusses a series of blasts in New Delhi, resulting in casualties and public fear. The Indian Mujahadeen claimed responsibility, citing retaliation for India's support of the US. Muslim leaders urged not to blame Islam. The implications for India are significant, as the country must now address internal threats alongside external ones, particularly with upcoming festivals.

What was the public's reaction to the blasts in New Delhi?

• They were supportive of the security forces.

• They were scared and angry.

• They were indifferent.

• They were unaware of the events.

Which group claimed responsibility for the New Delhi attacks?

• ISIS

• Lashkar-e-Taiba

• Indian Mujahadeen

• Al Qaeda

What was the reason given by the Indian Mujahadeen for the attacks?

• To support rival political parties

• To protest against local government policies

• To gain international attention

• Retaliation for India's support for the United States

What is the concern of Muslim leaders regarding the attacks?

• That the economy will suffer

• That the attacks will lead to more violence

• That Islam will be blamed for the attacks

• That the government will impose stricter laws

What shift in focus does India need to consider after the attacks?

• From political stability to social reforms

• From external threats to internal threats

• From economic growth to military expansion

• From internal threats to external threats