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Terrorism involves using violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, to achieve political aims. The story discusses how terror 'still knocks at the door of democracy', reflecting its ongoing threat. Terrorist acts are designed to create fear and disrupt society, often targeting symbols of power or public spaces.
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