16 Jan
2011
16 Jan
'11
4:03 a.m.
2011/1/16 jtd jtd@mtnl.net.in:
It does not. One would have to check success v/s failure. Afaik its almost 100% success.
That's because we hear only of the successful ones. The logistics involved in managing even the simplest of "bomb-in-crowded-place" is huge; with several people's involvement and several points of failure.
Binand
PS: I don't think this is necessarily the case in India - the alarming frequency at which we seem to have terrorism attacks suggests to me that it is relatively easy to hoodwink a selfish and corrupt society like ours.