The easiest way to end this dispute is to start a case against Nupur Sharma directly in the Supreme Court. Nupur's lawyer should prove in the court whether the statement given by her client is written in the hadith or not. On the other hand, lawyers like Kapil Sibal of the Muslim side in response, should prove whether such a thing is written in the hadith or not. A succinct debate with detail in the court should be done on the hadith. Discuss on page one. The entire proceedings of the court should be made available to the general public.

Then the Supreme Court should decide what is written in the hadith of Bukhari and what is its meaning. Complete explanation of the hadith. Did Nupur speak concocted or is it actually written in the hadith as well. When the existence of Lord Shri Ram will be debated in the court in a country of 100 crore Hindus... when Shri Ram can be called imaginary in the court. Moreover, courts can hear 150 years to decide on the religious beliefs of the place of birth of Shri Ram, so why will the court not be able to hear what is written and what is not written in the hadith?

Why hide the teachings of the hadith? Why deprive the whole of humanity from the knowledge of Hadith??? After all, why so much fear about your religious text? People of other religions spread their religious texts... why do you want to hide your hadith??? During the hearing of the Ayodhya case, the Muslim side started arguing after going through many Hindu scriptures, but I do not remember that the Hindu side has ever objected to it. Then why not discuss the hadith as a matter of fact? Milk will be milk, water will be water.

Anyway, the constitution should be respected in this country, why should the country run on any Sharia law? Is this fear about the truth of the hadith? When you can go to Supreme Court on Gyanvapi, then go to Nupur's case also.

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