Ayodhya

Ayodhya Babri Masjid Verdict and God’s own Country!

The Ayodhya-Babri Masjid dispute issue is finally set for verdict tomorrow, on Thursday September 30, 2010. The Allahabad High Court will be making the historic judgement on this issue that has caused agony to our motherland. This issue has its own effect in our little state Kerala.

Kerala by the lakeside

Although a small state in appearance, our state has contributed big in creating terrorists in and around the country. Above all our beautiful state is known for creating a ruckus of even the smallest issues happening at the international level. It’s no wonder that the state government is on alert!

Prevention is better than cure: Kerala government is ensuring tight security throughout the state as a precautionary measure against the background of the verdict on Ayodhya case.

Some of the security measures taken include-

1. Ban orders have been declared in Kasaragod, Kannur, Malappuram, Alappuzha and Kollam districts from midnight on Wednesday.

2. Ban orders came into force in Ernakulam district from this morning.

3. Restrictions on organising of marches, meetings and demonstrations are to be declared in other districts.

4. About 30,000 policemen are proposed to be deployed by midnight to enforce the orders and maintain peace.

5. Preventive arrests are also likely.

6. Special security is being extended to important places of worship, railway stations and bus stands.
7. Armed reserves have positioned in district centres.

8. The media is warned against speculating the outcome of the Ayodhya dispute until they have a copy of the issues of the judgement by the Court and the operational part of the order.

Kerala seems to be ready to face any untoward incident that may crop up post the verdict. The Allahabad High Court announced that there are plans on making the judgment available to the people via the internet.

Let us hope the verdict finally brings peace to all and allow the Gods to rest peacefully in our ‘God’s Own Country’. ;)

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