South Asia is rediscovering non-violence to defend constitutional values. But this phase of ahimsa 2.0, be it in the Pashtun belt or in India, can only succeed if the judiciary commit itself to a new form of activism: the ball is in the court of the judges
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India’s needs reformed/expanded judiciary to take up cases fast! Had the Supreme Court heard the petitions fully before it went on vacation - the constitutionality of CAA would have been established!! After all
#CAA
is only providing basic human rights which Gandhi committed. 1/2
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The Ahimsa roots of Hindu/Jain/Buddhist culture have not been accepted by all. You know India always had rules even for war - timings, how, with what - one can fight! But the invaders didn’t know these rules. How does one reconcile to these ...1/2
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@BRRubin
The comparison between the Pushtun and Kashmir is incomprehensible at best. There is no comparison... please feel free to visit both areas.
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Dear Christophe as always you're so on point. If you say (as I felt) the judiciary is the last hope, then hope is lost. Non violence will not work in a country as inherently morally violent as India & Numbers won't permit armed resistance against fascists. Dark times these
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भाई तू माफ़ कर और अपना घर और जिंदगी सम्हाल
बहुत हुआ तुम लोगों की नौटंकी, पिछले ३०० साल दुनिया में मार काट, लूट खोस्ट मचा दी , अब ज्ञान पेलने में लगे हो
@jaffrelotc
And Supreme Court of India has failed us. Among all institutions, SCI has been the biggest disappointment. Check out its verdict on Babari mosque demolition case.