With the warm and heartiest greetings of this breezy december, write hand this time brings certain well acquainted but unfamiliar thoughts to you all. After almost 60 years of struggle finally (expectantly) the beliefs of Indian people got a legal affirmation for their subsistence. A core committee of three people confides the candor of mythological traits sheltered by the Indian society.
Pessimistic thought process we do have but do we really mean it while going for an action! I guess the Ayodhya case can throw good light upon it. Country does not build of just population but the beliefs they have, the hopes, the regrets, the dreams this all makes any country to be called as a nation. ‘Diversity but unity’ these two words are used to describe INDIA. Each and every member of Indian society has been taught to consider all the religious beliefs equally since childhood. We firmly say that we are rigid and honest follower of equality, so here I would present a simple query that while filing the case for the property right of Ayodhya bhumi had our senses gone insane or paralyzed! Within a fraction of time we lost a long back constructed ideology! We become so careless regarding the most caring thing of humanity. Our soul might not allow us to accept our carelessness but we ourselves are the witness of our insanity. So the ultimate stride that can be mentioned here is to make a humble appeal to our dear god (including ishwar, allah, jesus, waheguru) to personally look into the matter and bestow his kind presence that could be registered by the law. And that can be further utilize to guide the next generation that their forefathers have already fought upon god’s place, and god now has a lawfully registered place to live and survive. This would possibly make god to feel more secured and authentic, isn’t it! and searching for the god hither and thither should no more because every god would be having their own legally registered place. Every prayer would be paid under the prescribed sections of law. How amazing it would be!
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