One offender will seek legitimacy from non-action against another offender. If nothing else, a Khurana or a Jethmalani will use it to hurl bouncers at their rivals within the party. And few political parties have so much of a glue in them to withstand these onslaughts as the 115-year old Congress which too has not remained immune to the ripples of Ayodhya. Let it be understood that the rule of law is the common agreement among all citizens to sustain the order. It is perhaps here that Ayodhya effect will continue to destabilise the polity.
Democracy recognizes ripple effect.
There will be no escape from this regardless of who is victim, who is being denied justice. It is time we realised how the grotesque illegality of that action in Ayodhya is damaging the social fabric, disturbing the political order and sabotaging the process of law. The nation that we love is in immediate need of being heard. They came, they dined, discussed, and dispersed. That is how one could sum up the Moemin convention held in Bangalore on July 1.