Doctors buying fertilizer.

"At least eight people were killed on Monday (10 November) evening after a car exploded near the Red Fort landmark in Indian capital Delhi. Delhi's police commissioner says the blast happened at 18.52 local time, when a slow-moving vehicle stopped at a red light and exploded." BBC. On 11 November, "Prime Minister Narendra Modi departed for Thimphu, Bhutan, for a two-day state visit. During his November 11-12 visit, the Prime Minister will attend several official programs and participate in the Global Peace Prayer Festival organised by the Royal Government of Bhutan." ANI. There are more important things than citizens blown to bits by a terrorist bomb. "It started on 18 October in the Kashmir Valley" when "Jammu & Kashmir police learnt of posters pasted on the walls of houses in Nowgam, a middle class neighborhood on the periphery of Srinagar. Written in Urdu, the posters warned of imminent 'spectacular attacks' on security forces and outsiders (non-natives) in Kashmir." Investigation by J&K Police led to Moulvi Irfan, then to Dr Adeel Rather from Kulgam, and finally to Drs Muzammil Shakeel Ganaie, Umar un-Nabi and Shaheen Shahid at Al Falah Medical College in Faridabad on the outskirts of Delhi. HT. Days before the explosion, "Just a day after 350 kg of explosives and several arms and ammunition were seized from a rented ammunition, 2,563 kg of suspected explosives were recovered from another house in Haryana's Faridabad." NDTV. These were discovered by J&K Police with assistance from Haryana Police and had been moved to the houses in the last 30-40 days. TOI. Did the Delhi Police know about the explosives and did they increase surveillance to prevent the attack? Switching to English to warn the whole world from Bhutan, Mr Modi said, "All those responsible will be brought to justice." TOI. Hope no Kashmiri person will be shot dead in another country like Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead in British Columbia in Canada (wikipedia), resulting in Indians having to wait for at least 99 days for a visitor visa to Canada (ET). A plot like this cannot be carried out in a few days. Must have taken months, if not years. Faridabad is only 28 kms from Delhi (yatra.com), which is the capital city of India, and where bomb attacks have occurred in the past (Reuters). Doctors buying enormous quantities of ammonium nitrate which is primarily used in agriculture, but also to make explosives  (wikipedia), should surely have aroused suspicion. So, why didn't it? India's investigative agencies are busy in arresting opposition politicians with various charges (Reuters) and keeping them in prison for months without providing any evidence in court. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has been able to secure conviction against only 2 out 193 politicians it accused in the last 10 years. ET. "It's clear as daylight that the Guardian of Democracy, the Election Commission of India's reaction to revelations of likely tens of millions of fake voters in India's electoral rolls is stonewalling, passive aggressiveness, filmy dialogues - and zero action." The Print. When all the departments of the government are channelled into keeping the present coterie in power, citizens are reduced to an afterthought. Tourism is highly entertaining. Timepass.