Wednesday, October 06, 2010
Muslim claim on Babri Masjid is akin to their claim on their own Indian identity.
Peace without justice can never be a lasting and enduring peace. The brief before Allahabad High Court was that of a title suit on Babri Masjid property. The judges converted themselves into some kind of arbitration panel, without any reference to the original plaints. And it is all done in the name of justice and peace. It would be shortsighted to accept their convoluted verdict and feel that they have buried the Babri Masjid for all time to come. Nothing will be that far from the actual reality at ground level.
The call for peace and negotiation from the Sangh Parivar is nothing but an open black mail threat to accept their terms or else. Muslims have been at the receiving end in India's last 63 years and their back is against the wall. Let India not become an extension of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Muslim claim on Babri Masjid is akin to their claim on their own Indian identity. All secular people should not succumb to the Sangh Parivar pressure and rogue tactics and try to find solution in the mirage of a court judgment flawed so thoroughly as to be a blot on the name of justice.
Come down to the cow belt land and you will see the 'peace' that they seek is nothing but a mad man's dream. Here land is more precious than deities.
Ghulam Muhammed, Mumbai
<ghulammuhammed3@gmail.com>
The call for peace and negotiation from the Sangh Parivar is nothing but an open black mail threat to accept their terms or else. Muslims have been at the receiving end in India's last 63 years and their back is against the wall. Let India not become an extension of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Muslim claim on Babri Masjid is akin to their claim on their own Indian identity. All secular people should not succumb to the Sangh Parivar pressure and rogue tactics and try to find solution in the mirage of a court judgment flawed so thoroughly as to be a blot on the name of justice.
Come down to the cow belt land and you will see the 'peace' that they seek is nothing but a mad man's dream. Here land is more precious than deities.
Ghulam Muhammed, Mumbai
<ghulammuhammed3@gmail.com>
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