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How to balance the equation?

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Among all the news covered about the celebrations of the people for the murders done by the cops in Telangana, I wonder why it has been done? And what else could be done?

Whatever be the punishment it should be given by the legal system ! If a law is created then it is equal for all invariably! People should trust the rule of law that it will serve justice to them. But this act of encountering the accused before they were proved guilty shows that the legal system is incapable of serving justice.



Is this act balanced?

We see people welcoming the move but I question is the move equal to all offenders?

Here the accused were very backwards and that is why the police killed them easily, could they do it everywhere? If yes why didn't they do it in Pollachi gang rape issue and Unnao rape and murder issue?

We hear the police neglecting an attempt rape case from a victim saying "come after you were raped". Now the problem is the enforcement of the law! In the Disha case, the police first refused the file FIR siting jurisdiction as a reason without even knowing about the "Zero FIR"

Is the human rights commission right?

The human rights commission (NHRC) took suo-motto against the police who encountered the accused. But what did it do against the rapist who brutally raped and murdered a woman? The functions of NHRC is to see govt doesn't violate the human rights of the citizens but who will ask if a citizen violates the rights of others?

Getting rid of this

How shall we end the women abuse in the country? Shall we put fear among the people? Should we give capital punishment? Teach a male child? Create a law?

Should capital punishment be given is debatable. My opinion is it should not be because every liberated country in the west doesn't give capital punishment but how they get rid of this crime? There are many facts that save women abroad. A report says good lighting conditions in the streets of a State reduces the crime rate! So we should work on that aspect, not on the barbarous side!

People should be educated especially the youth. They should respect men and women and their feelings too.

The solution is liberating and rationalising the people!

Creating strong and violent laws to stop heinous crimes is so barbarous. We should take the opposite side of educating people, creating a safe environment for women eg: Kavalan - SOS App ( cops arrive in 5 mins of your call )

See also :

https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/retributive-justice/article30219474.ece

https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/constitutional-justice-is-non-negotiable/article30239193.ece

https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/demonising-the-legal-system-wont-help/article30239307.ece


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