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  • Farah Baria

    It will establish, once and for all, that terrorism in any form will not be tolerated even if it has official sanction.

    It will restore the secular spirit of India’s most liberal city, where sweat has always been more important than blood, and the cosmopolitan has always superseded the communal.

    It will ensure that even justice delayed is better than no justice at all.

    But, most importantly, it will prove that those in power are not above the law — a fundamental precept of any democratic system. This is precisely why the Srikrishna Commission is much more than a tit-for-tat trial to mollify aggrieved Muslims. And also why ignoring it is a dangerous precedent for the future of Indian democracy.

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