We do generally remain divided in our belief, that 'we the people' under 'democracy' will always remain a 'stupid' lot. However some of us may agree to disagree on that. They maintain that since in 'democracy' it is "we the people" who elect the government,it makes us the "powerhouse" from where the 'government' of our choice draw power to keep the "Sarkar" hail & hearty. Knowing the human 'emotions', I think it will be a healthy proposition to keep such matters untouched & not debated upon. I find therefore, the tabling of " Liberhan Commission" report in the parliament an exercise in futility.
After'17' years of the demolition of "Babiri Masjid", it is pointless to debate on it. However it is getting debated, may be out of a sense of duty, or out of desperate hope. Whatever be the reason, my question is can this country afford the "Parliament" sessions remain engaged, enraged and grossly stand misbehaved beating up a dead horse called "Babiri Masjid".I am sure the national political party named in the "Liberhan commission report" will sooner or later be able to re-cycle this reports for their own 'unique' advantage. It is a known fact that "religiously" 'relevant' issues will always spark a sense of visible discomfort between two major "religions" in this country.
When a so called 'majority' and a politically defined 'minority', pitch for batting, there is always a chance of the the 'pitch' turning wet with human 'blood'. 'Democracy in this country has become a sort of 'Dracula' that can never remain in peace without ever drawing the flesh and blood of who else but the "stupid people"..!
After'17' years of the demolition of "Babiri Masjid", it is pointless to debate on it. However it is getting debated, may be out of a sense of duty, or out of desperate hope. Whatever be the reason, my question is can this country afford the "Parliament" sessions remain engaged, enraged and grossly stand misbehaved beating up a dead horse called "Babiri Masjid".I am sure the national political party named in the "Liberhan commission report" will sooner or later be able to re-cycle this reports for their own 'unique' advantage. It is a known fact that "religiously" 'relevant' issues will always spark a sense of visible discomfort between two major "religions" in this country.
When a so called 'majority' and a politically defined 'minority', pitch for batting, there is always a chance of the the 'pitch' turning wet with human 'blood'. 'Democracy in this country has become a sort of 'Dracula' that can never remain in peace without ever drawing the flesh and blood of who else but the "stupid people"..!
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