my2cents
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Our Supreme Court has spoken after long deliberation. This dispute has long precedence. In 1853 British had looked at the matter and allowed Hindus and Muslims to offer prayers at the site but would not rule in either favor for the sake of keeping peace. After independence in 1947 I believe, the matter to court. Because of sensitivity of the case, the court kept it pending for 50 years and the site was closed for public with limited use on special occasions. Justice delayed is justice denied. After 500 yrs of non resolution, public had to take matters in their hands and force the issue to forefront.Show me the deeds if they were your property.
You people are just looters with government sanction.
I love how you people NEVER deny that you want to wipe us out. Instead it's just a series of whataboutisms.
You people project so hard that makes you sh!t in the streets.
Now the excavation of the site has revealed lot of evidence of previous temple base with temple pillars and other motifs discovered. In 1000 years of Muslim rule , they never ccared for hindu temples. They would loot, pillage and demolish them and reuse the stones according to their whim. There are blaring examples all over India. Just look at your own temples in Pakistan, either they were demolished or converted for local use. A survey carried out by All Pakistan Hindu Rights Movement Pakistan revealed that out of 4280 Hindu temples in Pakistan around 380 survived. In India we have close to 300,000 mosques.