Yeah..but i think you have to address the issue of...

2008-12-27T00:54:00.000-08:00

Yeah..but i think you have to address the issue of lot of people on the loose due to the democratic way of justice. Kasav's case is different, where he's going to get convicted any which way. Take Gillani or so many others who have a lot of rights which are being misused.

Surely, the way to fix an already flawed system of...

2008-12-17T10:02:00.000-08:00

Surely, the way to fix an already flawed system of trial law, is not to do away with it altogether?

true.. i agree with the part of the post that says...

2008-12-16T10:28:00.000-08:00

true.. i agree with the part of the post that says we're a democracy, and in doing this we will be no different from the 'islamofascists' who brought this down upon us..

but then again, i think of the countless number of murderers, rapists, criminals and politicians (no pun intended, theyre a category of their own now) who have escaped the noose or even the bars owing to the 'tolerant' indian penal code.. tolerant, thats wat we have been for long and thats wats made us weak.. had we hung the SOB called Maulana Masood Azhar who headed Jaish-e-mohammed, we wouldnt have to hand him over in exchange for an air-india flight, leaving him free to kill more of us. Yea baby, go free and kill us again !

Nope, I think it may be the rage of the situation that blinds me away from a 'democratic' way of thinking, but I definitely think that the Bar council cannot be blamed for not putting in obstacles in the way of what that murderer really really deserves. A short drop and sudden stop.

(PS : On 3rd thought, then again, remember the movie Twelve angry men ? :) )

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