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Amicable solutions,as welcome as they may be,need not be always just solutions.A solution predicated on injustice discounts amicability,in every sense,in the long run.While it must always be hoped that all disputes can be settled for every body's satisfaction,justice should always be the primary consideration.Muslims cannot be held accountable for acts of history that resulted in mosques on sites once and still revered by Hindus,neither can the Hindu be blamed for a just resolution.
Since we all agree that Muslims of today are not answerable to acts committed in the name of their faith,then this actually is not a dispute between Hindus and Muslims,rather setting right legacies of history.this then really is between Hindus vs history and its unfortunate legacy,while we cannot do Mary Shelly on the dead characters from history bu resurrecting them and putting them on trial,what we can do and must do,is to ensure their legacies are not allowed to fester and hurt the spiritual pursuits of very large sections of the Indian society.
It is reassuring that many Muslims in India today do not ascribe any cultural indebtedness to the people and events of those unfortunate period from our history,it would even better if these words of assurance translate in deeds.The legacy of Babur's masjid in Ayodhya must be seen for what it is,an act of political and religious subjugation of Hindus by alien conquerors.Let such legacies be undone.