Has India moved on, on the issue of Ayodhya?

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I am sure you have seen the 'move on' rhetoric that has been playing in the Indian media for the past few weeks. Whats your take on it?
Should the hindus just forget that Ayodhya is the birth place of Ram? Is that what we are being told?
Because just minutes after the verdict we saw the sunni board telling us about its appeal to the supreme court. So, we know for sure that the muslims have not moved on. Now, I may be generalising here and taking the view of the sunni waqf board as the view of all indian muslims. Which is why I would like to know from some muslims here if they have moved on or not. Also, if they are happy with the verdict as it came out yesterday?

๏๓ รђคภtเ, รђคภtเ รђคภtเ ....... ! · Accepted Answer

*-Reminds me of the kashmir issue, & 
the NE states ..... never meant to be resolved .....!!~☺

The politicians will to see to it that the issue
goes on for ..... ever & ever, & ever .....!

Vijay D · Answer

If the issue before the court was only to facilitate the construction of the temple, then this may be one step forward in the direction. But the real issue is with 'We the proud Hindus'. Even if the temple is constructed will it bring peace in the minds of Hindus? I doubt it very much. They are so much at loggerheads with the people of other communities, and particularly against Muslims, that there is no way that India can live in peace for at least 20 more years. Therefore let us not accelerate the pace of resolution of the temple issue and in the process lose the real goals that are actually more important and need resolution.

I am happy with the judgment for one reason that there is no room for any party to celebrate and India has been spared the nightmare of another bloodshed for the time being. But the issue is far from over. The manner in which the BJP and RSS are talking of reconciliation is indication of ominous future for India. They should have instead thought of going in appeal to the Supreme Court for a clearer and outright verdict.

This verdict by the Allahabad High Court is welcome for the time being, because it is opening the doors for the resolution of the issue, and the time that it takes the matter to be resolved by the Supreme Court can make the parties involved to be more pragmatic during the healing process. So we can buy some more time.

The only solution now is for Sunni Waqf Board to approach Supreme Court and hope that a legal resolution to the issue is sought. Let the verdict be clear. Let them lose all, never mind, but let the verdict now be total.

I am a 'Great' Hindu hoping that we live in a real secular India once this issue is resolved, may be after 20 years.

Jai Shri Ram. Allah- o- Akbar.

? · Answer

We will see the decision of supreme court..

Anonym · Answer

we need to wait for the judgement of the supreme court.

brandobio · Answer

hey...i am not trying to deprave 
but...i would like to say this...

forget time/ego
our goals are already finalized....but should not hurt others
we must follow rules/facts just to remain good
not to curse others by some ritual names...

and a gentle remainder, "we are not for the people who are in need, we are here for those who really donno what they need"....

no one has to move on....remain human

AY, cut the CRAP! · Answer

DONT U START THIS OVER AGAIN PLS, LET IT ALL SETTLE DOWN FOR ALL,  FOREVER!

Anonym · Answer

Yes.
All together :: hand in hand.
G R E A T ----  !

But TV & Newspapers & YOU :: Please STOP.

Has India moved on, on the issue of Ayodhya?

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