Babri Masjid Decision Biased, Compromised, Says Yasser Latif Hamdani

Naya Daur November 11, 2019

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Indian Supreme Court’s decision on Babri Masjid is a compromised one. It hasn’t set a good precedent for Indian Muslims. On the other hand, Pakistan has set an example of interfaith harmony through Kartarpur Corridor, says Yasser Latif Hamdani

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