ALL INDIA MUSLIM MAJLIS-E-MUSHAWARAT

& BABRI MASJID MOVEMENT COORDINATION COMMITTEE

D-250, Abul Fazal Enclave, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi-110025 India

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Muslim & Secular Forces should not Forget Demolition on 6 Dec., 1992.

Hold Hall Meetings to Recall Tragedy & pray to Allah for Restoration.

Ask Supreme Court to return Allahabad Verdict to Special Bench to Consider Facts of Demolition & Appoint a Special Team to Expedite Identification & Prosecution of the Guilty.

New Delhi: 4 December, 2010, Mr. Syed Shahabuddin, President of All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat & Convener, BMMCC has issued the following Statement;

Press Statement 

            ‘The All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat (AIMMM) & Babri Masjid Movement Coordination Committee (BMMCC) appeal to the Muslim Community all over the country & to all the Secular Forces not to forget the 18^th Anniversary of the Demolition of the Babri Masjid in Ayodhya, whose culprits are still at large and many have not even been prosecuted so far.

            The AIMMM & the BMMCC are also sad and anguished that the Special Bench of the Allahabad High Court in its Judgment of 30^th September, 2010, did not take notice that the Masjid which stood since 1528 but was demolished in a shameful act of vandalism in 1992. Under the Rule of Law it should have ordered its rebuilding, before proceeding with the title suit & passing the verdict on title. The Special Bench appears to have acted on the assumption that the Masjid still stood, as it was before 1992, on the day of Judgment in 2010!

            The AIMMM & the BMMCC appeal to the Muslim Community and the Secular forces not to organize any public demonstration, and restrict themselves to meeting in Masjids, & other halls, recall the tragedy, and to pray to Allah to restore the Masjid.

            The AIMMM & the BMMCC also suggested that the Hon’le Supreme Court return the Verdict to the Special Bench for further consideration of the fact of Demolition and its legal consequences.

The SC may also constitute a SIT to expedite & complete the investigation of the criminal cases which have been moving at nail’s speed since 1993 & set up a special prosecution machinery.’

(Syed Shahabuddin)

New Delhi, 4 December, 2010