Editorial with Sujit Nair | Chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’ In Mosque Doesn’t Hurt Religious Feelings: HC

In this episode of The Editorial, Mr. Sujit Nair discusses how our changing India is going in a completely different direction. To present his point of view, Mr. Nair refers to the Global Hunger Index and a World Bank report on India. To highlights how our priorities seem to be shifting, Mr. Nair talks abouts the latest judgement by the Karnataka High Court, which ruled that chanting 'Jai Shri Ram' slogans inside a mosque does not hurt the religious sentiments of any community.

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[lourdumary]

Sujith, you are one man army, raising the issue of Secularism. 👌🙏👍
It is truly shocking that the Judges of Karnataka High Court lost a sense of objectivity, and balance and the spirit of secularism while delivering judgements. It looks like that the Supreme Court has to intervene and rebuke the judges in High Courts. What a shame.

[xisractionresearch]

Courageous, conscience -keeper journalist. More power to you Sujit

[rexuniversal]

If that is the case then chanting a religious slogan in the court of law should not violate the sanctity of courts because it doesn't hurt anybody's sentiments. Right?

[rama]

No it won't be ok with me as it shouldn't be with other places of worship. Absolutely brilliant editorial.

[marshallmendonza]

Shocking judgements coming from Karnataka and Madras HC. SC needs to take suo moto cognisance

[coconutpunch]

Courts are biggest trouble maker in todays india

[shankarkp]

Secularism explained beautifully.Such judgements will spoil and disturbs harmony among the people.

[ruifernandes]

I feel the judge is not fit to be in the judge's chair and SHOULD be kicked out, a person of such a calibre I failed to understand his judgment gives me to wonder first of all if people of different religions are living in harmony as per his knowledge why doesn't he understand if yet all there would have been no complaints it is simple as that.

[gilbertdsouza]

Time to shut down Karnataka High Court

[anitasouza]

There's no way I would want another religion coming to my place of worship n chant their slogan. Ur editorial was superb n very well explained

[goodguy]

Truly, your editorials are unbiased and fair. They invoke lot of soul searching. Continue to keep it up Sujith

[ushashivpuri]

Even courts are becoming communal..dry state of affairs..I cry for my country's plight.U r right imp issues are getting trampled in this communal broil.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[Vijay]

Chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’ In Mosque Doesn’t Hurt Religious Feelings - HC. Same court says Chanting ‘Allahu Akbar’ in Mosque does hurt Hindus Feelings: HC

[shawnsimon]

Unfortunately the one institution (our last hope) has been infiltrated. I fear our future senior judges.😮😢

[kevindawson]

I agree with you. How can a judges for a high court act like this, help.others to do the same

[pronotiwadhwani]

So sad. Very unfair on the part of Karnataka court. Shameful to know the latest update on the hunger index.
Shocking fact on the comparison of then British raj & today's vikasit Bharat.
Thanks to you, we would never have known these realities

[MsDarling]

Ask the judge if someone comes into his house and starts Azan early morning, let him say the same thing!😢

[alvitofernandesgraciano]

The High Court is supported by the Center and The Supreme Court.

[andrewhyles]

Chanting "jai sri ..." in a mosque is outrageous without any doubt. And a judge acknowledging such outrageous act is unfortunate and more outrageous.

Where are we heading towards ? God save our country .

[kolrodrick]

Was it Karnatak High Court or high kangaroo Court?