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Iraq war

Sir, — This is with reference to the article, "The other side of the story" (April 21). There is not a single instance to show that the U.S. wants democracy in Iraq.

Valid doubts on the real intention of the U.S. have persisted ever since the beginning of the war. Questionable justification was invented and pseudo evidence masterminded to invade Iraq, disregarding world opinion. Even after a year of occupation, Iraq continues to burn, with no respite in sight.

Perhaps this will continue until the people of Iraq make full payment of the `price' of democracy exported by the U.S.

K.P.S. Chauhan,
New Delhi

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