AFTER fasting from dawn to dusk for a complete month, Muslims around the globe offer special prayers, thanking the Almighty for the blessings of Ramazan. They wear their best clothes, prepare special food and visit relatives and friends, celebrating Eid with joy and delight. They have all the reasons to celebrate the day with zeal and enthusiasm. But this year, things are a bit different. Eidul Fitr, which is commonly known as ‘Mithi Eid’ is not exactly sweet. It has a tinge of melancholy, if not bitterness, about it. The memories of those who were amid us till recently and lost their bat...