hey Guys this is the challenge from the Daya's Girl:
There they were enjoying their Farewell. Everyone was dressed up in the perfect outfit. Talking, Dancing and eating were the things they were enjoying.
Suddenly they hear gun shots and screams from outside...Everyone runs here and there...The teacher tells them to quite down and hide under the tables.
The students did so. But just then some people came in with the guns. The students were even more scared. One by one each of them were dying. The teacher tried to get them out of the hall from the other door but to their surprise couple of people were standing their too. The people aimed the gun at the children and they killed nearly all of them.
Over 100 children were killed. Terrorists had crossed every boundary. What would they get by killing innocent children like this?
As soon as the news went into others ears everyone came near that school. Mothers crying for their children. Begging for the lives of their loved ones. Who had ever thought that the mothers who sent their children off to school in the morning hoping for their day to be awesome would never be able to see them ever again. This was the end of their life. They couldn't imagine a world without their children.
That was a wake up call for everyone. We couldn't watch our children dying. We couldn't watch our motherland to be destroyed in such a way. But what could one do. No one could stop their children from studying nor could they let them die. This had created a fear in every mothers heart...
From that day onwards every child went to school with a heavy heart...Every mother would pray for their childrens' security...
FROM THAT DAY ONWARDS IT WASN'T THE SAME FUN AT SCHOOL LIKE IT WAS FOR CHILDREN BEFORE...THE INCIDENT DESTROYED EVERYTHING!
So guys this is it...I know a little confusing but that is something which had left a great impact on me... From everyone who is wondering what this is about...It is actually the Peshawar Incident...I always go to school with a heavy heart myself...Well that is it.
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