Exactly thirteen years ago, on February 28th 2002, India witnessed one of the bloodiest chapters of history when hundreds of Muslims: men, women and children were brutally massacred, raped, looted, dispossessed in towns and villages in various parts of Gujarat; all this was in the wake of the burning of the S-6 bogey of the Sabarmati Express near Godhra the previous day February 27th 2002 in which 59 persons were tragically, burned alive. Since then, several victim-survivors with support from others, have relentlessly fought for justice and with a hope that one day they will be give n their rightful place in society. Some measure of justice has definitely been delivered; however, all are aware that the main culprits particularly those who orchestrated these dastardly acts have not yet been convicted or even if they have been, they are now out on bail and move around with immunity and with tremendous impunity. On the other hand, those who have been siding with the victim-survivors...