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On Implications of the Communal Violence Bill..

11 February 2012 153 views 2 Comments

A few weeks back, at one of my frequent sessions at Chanakya Institute of Public Leadership, I got the chance to share my thoughts on the proposed Communal Violence Bill with participants in the programme. We had a lively discussion against the backdrop of some slides I had prepared. Unfortunately we could not record the session…Below are the slides…Comments, thoughts welcome.

 

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2 Comments »

  • 1. Sanjeev Sabhlok said:

    This is a terrible law. I would suggest this law could be unconstitutional. But, of course, there are so many unconstitutional laws in India.

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  • 2. Kishan said:

    How can this evil intent be nipped in the bud.Will the liberal voices speak against this as vociferously and with as much passion as they speak about the after-Godhra incidents ? I will be surprised if they do.

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