Sardar Patel wrote that Ayodhya issue can be resolved peacefully with ‘willing consent’ of Muslims, and was clear against giving advantage to any group.
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Ayodhya issue is now essentially a political issue but has religious context and title to the property ownership as the legal basis. It is best settled by mutual accommodation of all parties, failing which by a court decision and finally by law. Mediation ordered by Supreme Court should be tried earnestly, failing which Supreme Court should give its judgement on the title dispute. If the judgement is not acceptable to the majority, then Parliament should pass the bill as deemed appropriate. Enough time has elapsed on this issue and we must get on with the resolution soonest, even if everyone is not entirely agreeable to the solution. We must find ways to soothe the ruffle nerves of the aggrieved parties.
The partition in 1947 was very simple. Hindustan for Hindus and Pakistan for Muslims. India to be controlled and managed by Hindus and Pakistan by Muslims.
I think the verdict is clear. Muslims should leave for Pakistan. Muslims have already destroyed Hindus in Pakistan. India can take what remains of Hindus. That is the only way both Pakistan and India will move forward. And PoK remains with Pakistan and India’s Kashmir with India. That is the only way both nations will move forward.
There is no reason for India or Pakistan to do business with each other. They just need to keep out of each others countries and stop playing pawn to the rest of the world.
Ayodhya temple issue is a political issue and such issues are to be solved by give and take by the parties in the conflict. Historical grudges cannot be simply put under carpet and past injustices have to be acknowledged if there is genuine wish for reconciliation. Sad part is that instead of encouraging to reach a compromise secular minded intellectuals appear to stress the legal status of the case, though it is well known that political solutions need political skills and not just activism and legal fight for some cause.
Ayodhya issue is now essentially a political issue but has religious context and title to the property ownership as the legal basis. It is best settled by mutual accommodation of all parties, failing which by a court decision and finally by law. Mediation ordered by Supreme Court should be tried earnestly, failing which Supreme Court should give its judgement on the title dispute. If the judgement is not acceptable to the majority, then Parliament should pass the bill as deemed appropriate. Enough time has elapsed on this issue and we must get on with the resolution soonest, even if everyone is not entirely agreeable to the solution. We must find ways to soothe the ruffle nerves of the aggrieved parties.
Anything to hurt Hindu sentiments is par for the ‘ secular ‘ course in India. 80% people’s wishes count for nothing.
The partition in 1947 was very simple. Hindustan for Hindus and Pakistan for Muslims. India to be controlled and managed by Hindus and Pakistan by Muslims.
I think the verdict is clear. Muslims should leave for Pakistan. Muslims have already destroyed Hindus in Pakistan. India can take what remains of Hindus. That is the only way both Pakistan and India will move forward. And PoK remains with Pakistan and India’s Kashmir with India. That is the only way both nations will move forward.
There is no reason for India or Pakistan to do business with each other. They just need to keep out of each others countries and stop playing pawn to the rest of the world.
Ayodhya temple issue is a political issue and such issues are to be solved by give and take by the parties in the conflict. Historical grudges cannot be simply put under carpet and past injustices have to be acknowledged if there is genuine wish for reconciliation. Sad part is that instead of encouraging to reach a compromise secular minded intellectuals appear to stress the legal status of the case, though it is well known that political solutions need political skills and not just activism and legal fight for some cause.