Plight of living Ghosts in India
(One Lal Bihari who was declared deceased in 1976 has tried his best by
agitating his grievance before the revenue authority of District Azamgarh
saying that I am here , I am alive but the reply came that according to land
registry office you are dead by unruffled officials .Lal Bihari sought his
arrest , tried to run for parliament , kidnapped the child and stolen the
property , threaten murder , insulted judges through leaflets listing his
complaints at legislatures of U.P State assembly and demanded widow's pension
for his wife . Each time he was beaten up by police or rebuked for wasting
officials time . Unable to make headway , Lal Bihari , the dead , sought the
company of other ghost in Uttar Pradesh a dozen of these ghost demonstrated outside
the U.P assembly to publicise their fate but nothing in last 18 years to get
his life . Ultimately sue motto notice was taken by the High Court Allahabad
which was highlighted in Times magazines and finally the matter has been
refereed to National Human rights Commission by Allahabad High Court by its
judgement dated 7.1.2000 in writ petition no 29806 of 1999 which is reported in
Selected Allahabad Cases to which I am an Editor of the aforesaid journal .)
The Times Magazine , Asia Edition July 19th ,1999 published an article
that "Bribe an official in eastern fringes of India's state of Uttar Pradesh and
declare the owner of the Land dead and transfer his land to your name . Our
constitution which is considered with its gospel to achieve and resolve through
its processor of therapeutic justice to escalating Psychosomatic melodies and
explosive rights without enforceable duties to its citizen is generating
spiralling delinquencies as envisaged in an Article " Constitutional
resurrections " published in view point of a newspaper on 3rd May 1998 by
Yogesh Kumar Saxena practising at Allahabad High Court has something to express
on this aspect as to why the quest of mankind is to grasp the fundamental truth
, the tenacity without even the least touch of faith in reality which has
diminished the entire surroundings and undergone a radical transformation to
the point of extinction under our constitution . For further details, you may
see the extract of the interview taken with Yogesh Kumar Saxena ,a constitutional
Lawyer by Manisha Parikh for India World .co. in in Samchar .com with reference
to a judgement in reference to Writ petition no 29806 of 1999 Association of
Dead People and another Vs State of U.P decided on 7.1.2000 and published in
(2000) 1 selected Allahabad Cases page 374 to which Mr. Saxena is an Editor .
Question: What do you think about the aforesaid
verdict in which a living farmer who have been declared as deceased by
unscrupulous people and he ( Shri Lal Bihari ) and he contested his case from
1976 to seek a declaration as to be still alive and whether our judiciary
conferred with the power of judicial review under our constitution has been
successful to deal with the plight of living dead ?
Answer :The constitution is supreme and all the three
pillars functions under its strict supervision . the supremacy of the
parliament and the power of the Hon'ble Constitutional Courts in India have gone
through a consistent efforts for providing a harmonious construction to build
up a foundation on which our country may survive . The doctrine of immunity
from legislation against the enactment through legislation has undergone a
great struggle whenever the Hon'ble
Constitutional Court found the infringement of
fundamental rights of the citizen . However on account of excessive burden and
the need for securing the effective exercise of the judicial review by the
Hon'ble Constitutional Courts even with regards to Administrative action ,
there is an unchecked flow of litigation for every invasion of the right under
the garb of the infringement of the fundamental rights.
Question .Whether you speculate in this process any tough battle for
securing the basic structure of our constitution with the doctrine of Supremacy
of the parliament and how far it is important for the healthy growth of our
welfare state .
Answer The rigours to demotion of judicial writ power by some of the
constitutional amendments like 42nd Amendment has been declared ultra virus in
Minerva Mills Case (1980) 3 S.CC 625 , Waman Rao case (1981) 2 S.C.C 362 and in
L. Chandra Kumar case (1997 ) 3 S.C.C 261 reaffirming the majority verdict of
the landmark judgement of Keshavananda Bharti case of 13 judge constitution
bench of the Hon'ble Supreme Court . The jurisdiction conferred upon the
Hon'ble constitutional Courts including the High Courts under Article 226 and
Article 227 has been held as a part of the basic structure of the constitution.
Thus not even the power of legislative enactment but also the power conferred
under Article 368 to Amend the constitution may be subjected to judicial review
by the Apex Court
.
Question Whether you think that in this process the expression
"Procedure established by Law " as enshrined in Article 21 has now
been replaced by "due process of law" as evident in American Constitution
?
Answer: Article 14 has two concepts which is a unique feature in Indian
constitution. Most of the constitutions of the world either speaks of
"equality before the law" or the "equal protection of the
laws". Both these concepts although appears to be the same are not
actually the same . The equality before the law refers as to providing the
equality before the substantive laws of the nation as illustrated in Article 15
to 18 and also under Article 38, 39, 39A, 41and 46 of the constitution . The
connotation equal protection of law contemplates for minimising the
inequalities and for eliminating the inequalities in status , facilities ,
opportunities , values of lives with social care towards educational and
economic interest not only amongst citizen but also amongst the group of the
citizens. This Article forbids class legislation except being founded on an
intelligible differential and to have a rational relation to the object sought
to be achieved by the statute in question . The test of classification must be
rational . However by the efflux of time , Article 21 which is couched in
negative language by the framers of our Constitution has undergone the major
change by interpretation through its positive angle having the inhibition
contained therein i.e. "life " as synonymous to
"livelihood" by taking into consideration that by abrogation and
subjugation of the means of the living there shall be no life . This was done
to get the rid of the radical innovation providing an instrument of status quo upholding
the traditions of Anglo-Saxon jurisprudence and resisting radical innovation in
the use of judicial power to promote social change by the so called judicial
activism . The other concepts such as "Rule of Law" , "Judicial
restraint" , "Separation of power", supremacy of fundamental
right s over directive principles and "Procedure established under
Law" conveniently to avoid change whenever possible through the assistance
of two concepts of Article 14 as whenever required delete it and whenever inevitable
dilute it as far as practicable and thus the discretionary powers were
exercised in the different manner by inviting the diversities in the opinion of
the constitutional Courts while dealing with Quasi judicial actions .
Question : Thus you mean to say that Article 21 of the constitution is
not a fundamental right of the citizen as is being dealt with by the Hon'ble
Supreme Court and has been included in the chapter of fundamental rights ?
Answer True , Article 21 has been included in the chapter of fundamental
right under our constitution but the same is a fundamental duty of the
government as to provide protection against depriving any person of his life or
personal liberty . There is only one individual fundamental right of the
citizen i.e Article 19 . Article 25 and 26 is a collective right to the freedom
of conscience and right to profess , practise and propogate religion and also
to manage religious affairs . Thus every fundamental duty casted upon the
government which is providing the protection to the individual may be read with
the reasonable restrictions as contemplated in sub articles (2)to (6) of
Article 19 of our constitution thus the constitution has provided a "check
and balance" over the power of the Hon'ble Courts and the duties casted upon
the government . In this manner the Hon'ble Courts while interpreting these
Articles of fundamental rights may dealt with the individual as to whether the
right which implies the forbearance to perform the duty by the Government has
got the qualification prescribed in the yard stick of the reasonable
restrictions or the constitution with the galaxy of so called fundamental right
may be ruled in respect of its governance by the political set-up having
co-ordination with divisive forces to the oppression of the people at large
which has not been done after independence.
Question: What was the need of introducing Article 51A when already
there were fundamental duties of the Government ?
Answer: Every right implies the forbearance on the part of other to perform
his duty as right and duty is co-related and co-existent. After independence
our country has been ruled with governance through laissez faire and the
citizens have miserably forgotten there duties under the spirit of availing an
aspirant cherished freedom . Thus the chapter of unenforceable fundamental
duties was introduced with effect from 3.1.1977 by 42nd amendment .
Question : Why there is a pendency of number of litigation before the
Constitutional Courts in which the case of the living people who have been
declared as dead people in the official records have not been dealt with in
time .?
Answer The right of the people has been considered in the different
dimension against every atrocities committed by the administration in discharge
of their duty as the custodian of the public trust . The concept of public
trust doctrine was developed by the Constitutional Courts to provide the safety
to an individual as susceptible to abuse in discharge of the role by our
Constitutional courts as a sentinel on quivive . The maxim of "ubi us ibi
remedium" (where there is a right , there is a remedy ) was sparingly
applied in respect of administrative action without considering as to whether
the same is quasi judicial or not . The separation of power which was embodied
to certain extent in our constitution and having its elasticity to provide
pervasive potency and versatile quality has been diluted in absence of any
accountability towards administrative action. Thus there was a flow of
litigation before the constitutional Courts even in respect of violation of
every right for which the administrative authority were responsible to exercise
their power as the custodian of the public duty .Thus due to paucity of time ,
the genuine litigation was circumvented by unscrupulous litigation and there by
suppressing the fundamental right of a bonafide citizen .
Question: Do you think that the present system can be rectified by
enacting more legislation by the parliament or it may be left to the
Constitutional Courts to eradicate the prevailing maladies ?
Answer There must be an accountability fixed with every officer and
bureaucrats in the society regarding there abuse of power and judicial review
which comprises the power of judicial superintendence over every sub-ordinate
authority may be necessarily applied by the higher judiciary .There is a
requirement of complete separation of power between three institutions on which
our democratic set-up is dependent the adequate punishment be implemented in
the deterrent and punitive manner as to create an example to the other wrong
do-er specially under the circumstances when the integrity and the prosperity
of the nation is involved. In case of malafide exercise of power not only the
action which is done contrary to the object may be rectified but there may be a
judicial scrutiny for recommending the departmental disciplinary proceeding
against the official who has passed such order with extraneous considerations.
There should be the limit over the privilege conferred with every public servant
who is not only a custodian of the power but also owe the duties towards the
citizens who are considered in our constitution as the sovereign of the
sovereignty .
Question: What do you think to be the source of the power of judicial
review ?
Answer :It may be traced to the classic enunciation of the principles
laid down by the Chief Justice John Marshall of U.S Supreme Court in Marbury Vs
Madison ( 1 Crunch : 2 L Ed 60 (1803 ) ) as the origin of this power is never
attributed to one source alone . It has been laid down that the judiciary
dealing with interpretation of Law is duty bound while expounding and
interpreting the Law and to see as to whether the Law is repugnant to the
settled norms of the constitutions otherwise the same be declared as void .In
America where the Supreme Court has assumed extensive power of reviewing the
legislative Acts while in our constitution this power is conferred by the
expressed provision contained in Article 13 of the constitution of India . Thus
the power of judicial review has now considered to be an integral part of our
constitutional system .
Question: What do you think to be the role of the Advocates in the
process of judicial discipline and thereby providing a check and balance over
mis utilisation of the judicial and quasi judicial power by the public servant
?
Answer : In America the Lawyers may conduct the investigation in respect
of the wrong committed with the people through their own investigation agencies
and there is there is the power vested with every officer to deal with the mis
use of power by any person without taking the accent from the higher elechon in
the hierarchical set-up of superior authority in some of the European countries
.However in India we have no such power to fix an accountability towards a
public wrong by an Advocate and also by any honest official as there is a
vicious circle in our Bureaucratic set-up where there is larger privilege and
lesser responsibility. Thus we have become a silent spectator of the situation
which is going to be the worst by the process of time . The apathy of the
intellectual echoes back into a vacuum which has neither any ventilation for
providing the fresh air to our people . Till such time when the intellectuals
in the society may not be allowed to run the public administration nothing can
be achieved in our nation.
Justice is the end of government just to enjoy the peace of mind. Law is
a means to an end. The essence of law is duty. It is a result of constraint
struggle; an struggle of conflict with a view to attain peace and order. Law is
the guaranty of condition of life in
society assured by the state‘s power constrain. Thus the legal institution may
provide the stability in the political sphere ,if we start thinking in the
process of rectification of the present problem enunciated by theoretical
approach and by the correct analysis of the sociological jurisprudence to
promote sociological study in connection with the legal study is the
fundamental right for preparation of legislation , which may improve by
intelligent effort discovering the best means of furthering and directing such
efforts . Thus it is very essential to learn the basic principle of
jurisprudence and adopt a positive approach for imparting the justice to the
individual litigant in the society.
Jurisprudence means systematic knowledge of the law .It is known as
science of law Thus the jurisprudence may be considered to be systematic
arrangement of the principle of the law
the principle of the law, the principle duly recognised or enforced by
the public and legal institution in the administration of the justice .The
general rule of external human action enforced
the sovereign political authority in the common law . Jurisprudence is
concerned with fundamental conception , the sovereignty does not reside in the
legislatures or executives ,but in the total aggregate of persons , who are
members of state and are primarily represented by the existing body of
electors. The instrumentality of sovereign is endowed with powers to be exerted
with on behalf of the legislature cannot invoke the sovereign power of the
people to override their will . Thus the sovereignty is vested in the people
and not with the government to exercise their sovereign powers . If the
government ignores the protection of
social interests of the people then it has no authority to discharge its
sovereign powers. Thus one has to find that the sovereign power is exercising
its functioning in the ultimate interest of the people , which may attribute
sovereignty to that entity .
Jurisprudence is the eye of law. It is innovation of the legal invention
for protection of Human behaviour, which maintain intense relationship for advancement of mankind . Thus the
jurisprudence is the wisdom of law , which is the ultimate purpose in pursuit
of the advancement of Human conduct , If we are not aware with the realities of
the life and the problems of the society , we may not be discharging the duties
of sovereignty . The legal institution may not serve its purpose if other
considerations have the over riding effect and there after the habitual
obedience from bulk of human society will completely be vanished . Thus there
should be the attempt to change the law
within a reasonable living stream , but it may not become stagnant pool of conflicting
precedents. If the subject of the law is the science of the man to the
political ethics , the legislation may perfectly regard to discharge its duty in the strictest sense
The science is not limited to the study of external conduct. Thus the first
requirement of law is to correspond with the
actual feeling and demand of community . The guardian of the law have
made no serious efforts to curb the number of cases and they could not be
worked out inspite several assurance of the Hon’ble Court.
The Hon’ble Supreme court in the S.P. Sampath Kumar Vs Union of India 1987 (1)SCC Page 124 , while
dealing with the provision of section 28 of the Administrative Tribunal Act ,
1965 , laid down that the exclusion of the High Court jurisdiction under the
Article 226 and 227 of judicial review
in service matters It was held by the five Hon’ble Judges of the Hon’ble
Supreme Court concurring judgement that
the said act would not be rendered unconstitutional .It was held that
Article 323-A authorising exclusion of
the jurisdiction must provide for an effective alternative institutional
mechanism or authority for judicial
review . The supreme Court has referred the decision of Minerva Mills Ltd. Vs Union of India A.I.R
1980 S.C Page 1789 wherein it was held that the judicial review is the basic
and essential feature of the constitution and
if the power of judicial review is abrogated or taken away the
constitution will cease to be what it is. However it was held that if the power
of the high court are curtailed from judicial review and it is vested in any other institutional mechanism or
authority , it would not be violative of basic structure doctrine.
The central administrative tribunal was given the jurisdiction parallel
to the jurisdiction vested under Article 226 and 227 of the High Court. By
virtue of such power it was held in the case of union of India Vs Paramananda
A.I.R 1989 S.C Page 1185 that “ we must unequivocally state that the
jurisdiction of the tribunal to interfere with the disciplinary matters for
punishment cannot be equated with an appellate jurisdiction . The tribunal
cannot interfere with the finding of the enquiry officer or competent authority
, where there are no arbitrary or utterly perverse . It is appropriate to
remember that the power to impose
penalty on a delinquent officer , is conferred on competent authority either by
Act of legislature or rules made under the provision of article 309 of the
constitution . If there has been an enquiry consistent with the Rules and in
accordance with the principles of natural justice , what punishment would meet
the ends of justice is matter
exclusively within the jurisdiction of the competent authority or the penalty
can be lawfully imposed and is imposed on the proved misconduct , the tribunal
have no power to substitute to his own discretion for that of the authority
.This principle was consistently followed in Govt. of Tamilnadu Vs A Raza
Pandian A.I.R 1995 S.C.Page 561 ,State of Tamilnadu Vs S . Subramanian A.I.R
1996 S.C Page 1232 and state of Tamilnadu Vs Thiru K.V Perurmal A.I.R1996 S.C
page 2474 .
The supply of th ecopy of the enquiry report to the delinqent seeking
his explanation against the proposed action was considered after the case of
Union of India Vs Ramzan Khan J.T 1990 (4) S.C page 556 , in the case of
Managing Director ECIL Hyderabad Vs B.Karunakar reported in J.T 1993 (6) S.C
page 1 was considered that it is the right of the employee to have the report
to defend himself effectively and he would not know in advance whether the report
is in his favour or against him . It will not be proper to construe his failure
to ask for the report ,as waiver of his right .However , this precedent remain
valid upto the period when the supreme court in the case of S.K.Singh Vs
Central Bank of India 1996 (6)S.C.C page 415 has laid down that the non supply
of enquiry report is in consequential if no prejudice is caused. The Hon’ble
Supreme court in the case of State Bank Patiala Vs S.K. Sharma reported in A.I.R 1996 S.C page
no 1669 has laid down that an order passed imposing a punishment on an employee
consequent upon the departmental enquiry ,while dealing with such case ,.The
Hon’ble Court in case of a procedural provision mandatory in character if found
to have waived or in such situation where the rule of Audi -Alteram partem has
not been applied ,then the order of punishment cannot be set-aside on the
ground of said violation until the test of prejudice may be called to the
delinquent. Thus ultimately further curtailing the scope of judicial review as
was being exercised by the central administrative tribunal was visualised during the course of arguments and in getting
the judgement from the Tribunal to the delinquent Govt. Servant was visualised
during this period .
The Hon’ble Supreme Court in the judgement reported in 1997(3) S.C.C
page 261 L.Chandra Kumar Vs Union of India consisting of seven Hon’ble judges
has now over ruled the earlier judgement of five Hon’ble Judges constitutional
bench in Sampath Kumar case. It has been laid down on the basis on the basis of
Keshavanand Bharti case decided by the power of judicial review vested in the
High Court under the Article 226and 227 is part of the basic structure of the
constitution . Judicial review comprises of three aspects ;Judicial review of legislative
action , Judicial review of judicial decisions and judicial review of
Administrative action tribunal is not a substitute for the high Court .Thus
section 28 of the Administrative tribunal Act
divesting the jurisdiction of of the High Court in relation to the
service matter and article 323-A and 323-B of the constitution of this extent
are unconstitutional . The Hon’ble Supreme court has laid down that until a
whole independent agency for administration of
all such Tribunals may not be set up and the entire system may not be
languished and ultimate consumer of the justice under the supervision of the
Administrative function may not be formulated by the Union of India .The
system may carry on and the tribunal
will continue to act like courts of first instance in respect of the areas of law
which they have been constituted .Thus the tribunal on account of this
judgement instead of exercising the power of judicial review as is being
exercised by the High Court under Article 226 and 227 of the constitution of
India is conferred with the jurisdiction of the court of first instance in
respect of areas referred under sec 14 and 15 of Administrative tribunal Act ,
1985
Now the question arises what is the significance of judicial
accountability in respect of conflicting judgement of the Apex court which are
meant to exercise the jurisdiction as that of the law of the nation. The first requirement of a
sound body of law is that it should be correspond with the actual feeling and
demand of the community. A law embodies beliefs that has triumphed in the
battle of ideas and then translated themselves into action . The legal
Institution of the knowledge of jurisprudence and the social requirement of
imparting justice to the litigants requires that the exercise of the judicial
precedents may not be top harror and unconscionable as it may loss site from
the very basis for which the law is meant for we cannot confine ourselves to
the formal legal; materials ,but we have to go beyond to find out now people actually
live in the society . The centre of
gravity of legal development lies not in legislative nor jurist’s
science nor in judicial decision but in society itself . If we want the real
law regulating the people , we have to become aware with the hardships suffered
by the litigant people and for now the same is being is ignored as what is in
actual practise governing the relations of the employer and employee , some
limit has to be drawn because otherwise jurisprudence will dissipate its energy
over too widen area .
The requirement of the society in the present political set-up is not
mere formality , but it requires an accountability of each and every public
officer who are exercising their powers through quasi judicial functioning
vested with them in dealing with the departmental proceedings against the
delinquent employee. Till suitable restrictions in exercise of such discretionary powers vested with the superior
authority may not be enforced through the proper legislation or administrative
instructions and punishment of warning . Adverse entry, censor and stoppage of
the increment may not be imposed against the superior officers exercising his
power by making an abuse of misuse of
his discretionary power, may not be imposed in the case of failure to discharge such obligation, when the Hon’ble Court or the administration found the lapses
and dereliction of the duties on their part , the justice cannot be given to
the delinquent ,simultaneously for frivolous litigation should also dealt with
exemplary cost against the fraudulent litigants as fraud and justice never
dwell together and fraud and deceit defend or excuse no man .The Hon’ble Supreme Court in the cases of
S.P.Changalvaraya Naidu (dead) by L.R Vs Jagan Nath (dead) by L.R repoted in
A.I.R 1994 S.C 853 ,inre, Indian Bank Vs M/s Satyam Fibres J.T 1996 (7)S.C. 265 and in the case of
Municipal Corp. of Delhi Vs Kamla Devi A.I.R 1996 S.C page 1733 has dealt with
this aspect and found such proceedings by way of sharp practice , which are
designed to abuse process of law and impose exemplary cost against the
litigants . It its the need of the time the very public office should have its
accountability in respect of discharging its legal obligations and for that
purpose , there should be the appointments of the officers and the legal
experts instead of leaving the matter to the discretion of the administration
only then the justice may be realised to the individuals from the courts of
law. Mankind must either give themselves a law and regulate their life by it or
live no better than to limit natural liberty of a particular man such a manner
as they might not hurt anyone. A herd of wolves is quieter and more reasonable than the mob for one reason or
other . According to Hindu Mythology , it is meant to regulate the human
conduct amidst diversities of inclinations and desire so as to reconcile
harmonically to the wishes of the individual wityh the interest of the
community , while according to Mohhmadden law the purpose of the law is to
promote welfare of he man , the improvement of morals by keeping the
preservations of the life ,property and reputation. Its purpose is to encourage
obedience by offer of reward and to discourage obedience by imposition of
severe penalty . Thus the object of the law according to Hindu mythology in not
to the punishment of the sins, but to
prevent certain external results , while according to Mohammedan law , it is
the obedience by offer of the reward and as such even the capital punishment is regarded appropriate in certain cases .
The importance of the justice is the wisdom of the law , as the law is
without doubt a remedy for greater evils , yet it brings with it evils of its
own . The object of the criminal justice may be referred from the angle of its
implementation in the society . The deterrent aspect ofd the punishment is to
protect society .According to Hindu Mythology penalty keeps then people under
control , penalty protects them , penalty remains awake when people are asleep
, so the vice have regarded the punishment as the source of righteousness. The
preventive aspect concentrates on the prisoners to prevent them for offending
again in future . The retributive theory is considered to allow the victim to
take the revenge . Plato was the supporter of his theory to quote him ; “ If
justice is good the health of soul as in justice is its disease , chastisement
is its own remedy” Judicial punishment are serve as a mean
---- good for the society . Everyone gets what is his due according to
his deeds. The re-affirmative theory
with the object to bring the moral reform of offender which
unfortunately has been adopted as that of criminal justice has assume undue
prominence on the other aspects of the criminal justice . This is the reason why
the crime has now perpetuated in every sort of walk of life.
Let us examine the actual purpose of the legal institution in the
context of providing justice to the individual . Society has now emerged with a
complete deteriorated conditions of life. The existence of the individual
citizen is on the stake in every walk of life . If we forgot the realities and
start building the new structure on the basis of hypothetical presumptions ,we
are bound to fail in administrative of justice . Now a day every proceedings
based on the basis of evidence and what to say about the evidence when the very
existence of the individual citizen is in itself deceptive. If we start
adjudicating the cause on the basis of false evidence , the legal institution
is bound to collapse . The custodian of the public interest are now playing the
role of pirate . The robbery is committed with a licence by the Govt. servant .
In such situation one should realise that it is only the accountability of the
individual official in respect of his function , only then the society can survive
. If we keep on having the expectations without rectification of the prevailing maladies , where the
litigation are instituted with the falsehood and there is no accountability of
the erring individual in such process by imposition of the proper punishment ,
justice can never be imparted from the court of law .There happens some shock
thrilling experience in day to day life as that of every individual happens to
think over the present set-up of the parliamentarian democracy in the context
of the law enforceable agencies , who have become the pathetic observer of the
surrounding over them . The day light robbery is committed of the passengers
travelling inside the bus and when they proceed in the direction to lodge the report in the competent Police
Station then the robber again enter and return back the looted articles under
the protest that the valuable are of the lesser value then they ought to
provide to the concern Police Officer as to get exoneration from the punishment . If the miscreant are threatened
with the toy automatic Rifles and per chance
the threatening is succeeded then next repercussion happens by the
unwarranted query from the police officer regarding the factum of unauthorised
weapon in the custody of the house keeper and thereafter on relieving the
substance of the truth in respect of false threatening given by him , the
police department from the scene and miscreants again comes and kill the house
keeper , who is the informer ?If the execution of the crime is on the behest of
the police then how the society may be
protected and what the legal institution will help to solve the basic problem .
Thus it is only the deterrent theory of
punishment , which can provide protection to the society .
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