In this insightful discussion, Ziya Us Salam, Associate Editor at The Hindu, delves into the tragic events surrounding the Sambhal violence that claimed five lives. He explores the contentious survey of the Shahi Jama Masjid and its legal implications, questioned by many as a conspiracy against communal harmony. The conversation highlights the tensions over mosque ownership claims, police conduct, and the repercussions of the Places of Worship Act. Salam emphasizes the critical need for dialogue and equitable representation to navigate India's complex religious landscape.
