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Babri Masjid Decision - Hindus Get The Babri Masjid As A Gift For The Massacre Of The Muslims Of India

By Sikander Hayat



Babri masjid has been given to Hindus. Court will give the detailed verdict later. 
Babri Masjid was a mosque in Ayodhya which was destroyed in 1992 when around 150,000 Hindu extremists & fundamentalists attacked the mosque.  More than 2,000 Muslims were killed in the aftermath in many major Indian cities including Mumbai and Delhi. Despite its size and fame, the mosque was little used by the Muslim community of the district due to numerous petitions by Hindus to the courts. Today’s decision is the result of these lawsuits by Muslims & Hindus which contest the title of the mosque. 





According to the reports by Indian media, people living in around the demolished mosque site town of Ajodhya want to get over this and get on with their lives. But there is a real danger that in the wake of this decision there will be dire consequences for the Hindu Muslim harmony in India. 


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