I have no tears left. I lost my daughter, now my wife

 KERALA - INDIA


 'I have no tears left. I lost my daughter, now my wife.'


 Heartbreaking scenes at Kalamassery bomb blast victim's funeral.  So far there are five dead from the apostate attack.


 Relatives and locals could not console Pradeepan, who had only tears to offer his wife, who died while she was undergoing treatment after being injured in the Kalamassery bomb blast.


 "My son is still fighting for his life in the hospital," said a devastated Pradeepan after his wife died on Monday after undergoing treatment for weeks after the Kalamassery bomb blast.


 Pradeepan spent two weeks in and out of hospitals hoping his wife and children would return.  Reena's mother, Mary, burst into tears as she gave her daughter her last kiss.  Reena's daughter Libna (12) also died in the October 29 explosion.


 Her youngest son, Rahul, returned home from the hospital two days ago after being treated for burns, but was not allowed to see his mother one last time.  Rahul was sitting in the vehicle outside the house with the health workers when the funeral rites were carried out.  Rahul was not allowed to go out due to the possibility of infection.  Sally's body was buried in the Jehovah's Witness cemetery in Koratty.


 We can only say dirty apostates from social networks that you carry out the same works as your father the devil.  Murderers!  (John 8:44,45).


 We beg the governments of civilized countries that if they have a little decency, they persecute and arrest all the lying and criminal apostates on social networks, so that this scourge of homicidal madmen does not continue killing innocent citizens.

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