ISIS attack on Paris

The attack on Paris can change the action against ISIS drastically. France is attacked because it is seen as an upholder of secular values.

I am sure ISIS tries to give some excuse or the other but the fact is that they are blood thirsty ! Beirut, Paris and Turkey today, what next, one wonders ? In a way it is good they are targeting the western world because then, only then some action will be taken by the great nations..Life is chaep elsewhere especially in Asia !

I hope France will attack IS with more intensity from now on and the western world which was a mere audience will know terror from closer quarters.

France already declared that it's contemplating to hit back on ISIS. India has been alerted. In Mumbai  a high alert has been declared and the security has been beefed up.

India is good only after something happens as far the precautionary measures are concerned, everything is on paper only.

If India doesn't heed the alert warnings, it certainly is going to face unprecedented holocaust. It's wise to be be alert in these days of terror ridden conditions all over the world.

India should be more alert as we have seen the presence of ISIS flags in J&K, and many people caught while going to join ISIS. So India is a soft target for ISIS.

True. ISIS is a potential danger spreading like wildfire, throughout the world. Even advanced countries too caught unawares. Of course in Mumbai high alert was declared, one cannot be complacent in this regard.

Indian people have double stand on terrorist. People like Azam Khan support these attacks saying that this is the "reaction for action".

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Paris-attacks-a-reaction-to-US-actions-in-Syria-Iraq-Azam-Khan/articleshow/49796515.cms

Azam Khan of Samajwadi party is known for his double talk. Saying Terror attacks were a reaction to their action in Syria is far from truth. The truth is ISIS has grown beyond imagination and right now there is no power that can stop this ISIS. He should see the things in real perspective.