The historic verdict declared by d Lucknow Bench of d Ayodya High Court is indeed a landmark judgement n is most plausible! The verdict is in d deeest tradition of secularism n is closer to reconciliation in the case than ever before!
The only bone of contention is d succeessful 'implementation' of this unique order which would have to wait for atleast 3 months & then maybe longer due 2 the possibility of an appeal in d Apex Court!
But when it gets executed, the contentious land in Ayodhya can very well become the crowning glory of secular India!
Here's to unity, harmony & progress towards a more tolerant, inclusive n secular India!
Looks like we're finally in d right direction - towards communal harmony, accord n tolerance n ultimately evolution as a society!
honey your fear is absolutely justified considering the kind of jurisdiction we have been witnessing anyyone would worry a little...but being a little patriotic i would say 26 January 1950 is the date we have been shouting.....WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC and to secure to all its citizens:
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LIBERTY of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship;
EQUALITY of status and of opportunity;
and to promote among them all
FRATERNITY assuring the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the Nation;
IN OUR CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY this twenty-sixth day of November, 1949, do HEREBY ADOPT, ENACT AND GIVE TO OURSELVES THIS CONSTITUTION.
but toda is the day when i found the the jurisdiction actually understanding the real meaning of it....this verdict was a secular one indeed....likewise is the time to look 4ward to another sensitive issue of kashmir...the valley witneesed huge losses and now gov should seak justice to them...more than a political issue i feel its a issues related to humanity which has seen a heaven of india turning into a bloodshed spot....time to tighten up issues related to human essence or humanity....
That preamble is d most dynamic n perfect embodiment of our great nation n I've always believed in all these ideals!
ReplyDeleteAnd as u so aptly mentioned Kashmir, I must say my heart goes out 2 d young n d old there who live under a constant cloud of fear, terror n uncertainty! It's a very sensitive issue n d predicament of d people of Kashmir is a national worry! I'm very much hopeful that d situation there may b solved by dialogue n deliberation! The vibrant leadership of Mr. Omar Abdullah must b given some support n backing by d senior politicians in d valley esp. d PDP leaders! Unless n until party n political differences are set aside 4 d sake of d plight of d citizens of Kashmir, there is very little hope- still tht much may suffice!
BLOODBATH IN GOD'S SWEET LAND,
YET ALL WE DO IS PRETEND!
WHEN WILL THE SUFFERING END?
ASK D MOUNTAINS, D EYES N D EMPTY HANDS!
mohita your last phrase watered my eyes...i hope as we understand this sensitive issue evn the govt does not 4 their personal motives but to give respect to humanity...INDIA OUR MOTHERLAND...and feel lyk humming one song..."ek tu hi bharosa ek tu hi sahara, is tere jahan mein nai koi humara,he ishwar ya allah meri pukar sune le...hum se na dkha jae barbadiyon ka sama ujadi hui basti mein ye tadap rahe insaan...ek tu hi bharosa....!!!!
ReplyDeleteYeah! Tht haunting song, rendered so soulfully by Lata Ji, never fails 2 wet my eyes! n it's a song I often associate with Kashmir n my countrymen there! In tht last phrase , I poured my heart out n every word is representative of d pain n suferring of so many Indians 4 so many years!
ReplyDeletePEACE HAS NO BOUNDARIES,
LOVE HAS NO SANCTUARY!
IT SPREADS ITS WINGS N SHINES,
ET IT RAIN IN MY WHOLE COUNTRY!!