SiddharthIt's a horrible travesty of justice that the courts are discussing a land dispute case instead of trying to ensure that the terrorists are punished. The successful deviation from the real majoritarian violence to the imaginary communal conflict is the biggest fiasco in all of this, and it's not just the right wing that's to be blamed.
The court will rule in the favour of Mandir and the govt will announce the construction within hours. Do we really have to act like we don't know what's going to happen?
Tomorrow once again the famed Indian democracy will fail miserably while a few of us mourn and the rest celebrate.
The blatant lack of any hope for justice in the #AyodhyaCase has more to do with the scores of Hindus who argued for schools and hospitals at the disputed site than the Mandir supporters. It's the appalling collective lack of perspective that has paved way for today.
"a matter of faith for every Indian"
If a bunch of criminals demolishing a place of worship is a matter of your faith, then you must throw that faith in the dustbin.
tamil1947If barbarian violence and hate against humanity are fundamentals of religion, then that is really a mafia hiding behind a religious label.
Faisal@dearthofsid if only Supreme Court of India would rule as a matter of Law instead of faith on a civil matter.