“On February 19, 2006, the Ahmedabad railway station bombing became a stark reminder of India’s persistent communal tensions, tracing its roots deep into the country’s history.”

“Communal violence in India represents a complex interplay of historical grievances, cultural clashes, and political maneuvering, challenging its social fabric.”

“Understanding the violence requires examining not only immediate triggers but also underlying issues that allow tensions to periodically erupt with devastating consequences.”

“Efforts toward fostering communal harmony involve dialogue, reconciliation, and addressing the root causes of tensions, highlighting the importance of justice and peace-building initiatives.”