Babri Masjid Case Ruling Today

[mjnaushad]

Let the science prevail......BTW whats next Taj Mahal?

 

[Anonymous_Clown]

Let the science prevail......BTW whats next Taj Mahal?

Nope. Only a handful of crazies believe in the 'tejomahalaya' theory. Comparing that with Ayodhya is laughable.

 

[JonAsad]

I can feel the tension amongst my Muslim Indian colleagues working in my company.

 

[KS]

I can feel the tension amongst my Muslim Indian colleagues working in my company.

Maybe in KSA..but while having lunch with them here,I couldn feel any any tensions among them.

 

[Sonic_boom]

Hindus will win the case.

Oh yeah? i didnt know you were the judge in lucknow high court

 

[gowthamraj]

What happene guys

 

[PakShaheen79]

The case will linger on forever

Justice delayed justice denied


Possible outcomes of the Ayodhya case

AFP, Sep 30, 2010, 01


NEW DELHI: The Ayodhya judgment due on Thursday threatens to re-ignite religious tensions when it rules whether Hindus or Muslims own land at the holy site.

Here are the possible outcomes and consequences of the suit:

* A ruling seen as pro-Hindu could damage the ruling Congress Party's relations with India's Muslims, who make up 13 percent of the population. Congress has built a reputation as a secular party in contrast to the main opposition, the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

* A ruling seen as pro-Muslim would raise the possibility of violence from Hindu fanatics as it would threaten Hindu groups at the site with eviction. It could also help boost the BJP, which rode to national prominence on the Ayodhya row in the 1990s.

* A split or inconclusive ruling is forecast by many, as the court must assess at least 20 different issues including whether the disputed spot was the birthplace of the Hindu god Ram. Home minister P. Chidambaram said Wednesday that "it would be very difficult for a trained lawyer to come to the conclusion that one side has won and one side has lost".

* The government hopes that whatever the ruling, religious tolerance has improved in India since 1992. The BJP itself has appealed for calm, with a spokesman on Wednesday saying that "people should hear the verdict with patience and accept it with patience".

* Hindu or Muslim groups who feel aggrieved at any elements of the court decision are likely to launch a Supreme Court appeal. The glacial pace of legal proceedings in India looks set to ensure that the Ayodhya case will be subject to courtroom arguments from many years to come.

 

[PakShaheen79]

You guys run fairly low on expectations to performance ratio. I personally don't have any doubt that Hindus will win.

If justice have not been done to Muslims in killing of thousands of Muslims in Gujrat then there is no hope for justice in case of land and religious structure case.


It shows wrong choices sometimes cost us forever

 

[JonAsad]

Maybe in KSA..but while having lunch with them here,I couldn feel any any tensions among them.

and they were also talking about the riots that gona happen, can you deny that?

 

[Sonic_boom]

and they were also talking about the riots that gona happen, can you deny that?

what are they astrologers or what? man 2010 India is very different from 1992 India. Go figure

 

[JonAsad]

what are they astrologers or what? man 2010 India is very different from 1992 India. Go figure

there is nothing to figure, 2010,1992, 1947 or 1807 the mentality can never change.

 

[Sonic_boom]

there is nothing to figure, 2010,1992, 1947 or 1807 the mentality can never change.

I can see you are personally hoping for riots to occur

 

[Anonymous_Clown]

and they were also talking about the riots that gona happen, can you deny that?

What the hell do you mean, "can you deny that"? I mean, the judgement is not even out yet, how the hell can you expect someone to 'deny' it? What sort of a question is that?

 

[KS]

and they were also talking about the riots that gona happen, can you deny that?

I cant deny that Pak members are speaking about the riots that are "gonna" happen, but My Indian Muslim friends have no such apprehension.

 

[JonAsad]

I can see you are personally hoping for riots to occur

No Sorry, i dont think like that.