The new criminal law (BNS) has replaced the unconstitutional Section 124A with a more ambiguous & vague definition of deshdroh (treason), posing a severe threat to citizens liberty. The law introduces duplication of offenses like attempt, abetment, & conspiracy, with increased punishment up to death or life imprisonment. This raises concerns about the government's intentions & creates fear amongst businesses in India, about the unintended consequences of such laws. The government's hasty passage of the bill without any discussion has led to doubts about its ground effects. The new law contains draconian provisions that reinforce a colonial mindset, increasing control & suppressing citizens liberty. The government's actions, such as recruiting corrupt politicians from opposition parties & using laws to target opponents without evidence, are hypocritical & ironic. Various issues, like poorly made roads, fake babas causing stampedes, & custodial deaths in police stations, remain unaddressed. The ruling party's actions, such as silencing RTI activists & protecting corporations, indicate a shift towards a regime state. Characteristics of ruling party remaking a country into a regime: 1. Tell our powers are being taken away by a compartively smaller group 2. Disregard for human rights 3. Laws supporting religious interests 4. Disproportionate military spending when nation's needs are acute 5. Justifying by calling it national security 6. Manufacturing a perception of party members as defenders of faith & opposition as godless 7. Protecting corporations 8. Neglecting the poor 9. Labeling artistsacademicians as elites 10. Allowing businesses & powerful people to make extraordinary profits by exploiting their positions 11. Spreading fear of traitors to grant unchecked power to cops for more abuse 12. Labeling journalists as unpatriotic 13. Mob attacks on innocent individuals 14. Belief in secret global conspiracies
rss have said that India's Constitution needs to be rewritten from scratch. rss vivek oberoi had written on mint newspaper on independence day regarding bjp to change the constitution
@@amithabv1060Because new criminal law (BNS) has replaced what the Supreme Court strictly said was unconstitutional Section 124A, with a more ambiguous & vague definition of deshdroh based on the same but worse 124A
Whatever you do, the judges are he'll bent on their Tareekh pe Tareekh culture. Unless they are held accountable for delays, their salaries stopped they will not improve
Great interview……some really valuable insights into the pros and cons of the new laws👍🏼
Hi Jasleen,
Glad you liked it. Thank you for watching.
Great interview.
Thank you!
Good luck to all of us!!
Thanks for this very clear explanation of the pros n cons of the new laws. As usual, big on words and tiny on ground.
We need leaders who will sell reforms to the public. Case in point agricultural reforms
The new criminal law (BNS) has replaced the unconstitutional Section 124A with a more ambiguous & vague definition of deshdroh (treason), posing a severe threat to citizens liberty. The law introduces duplication of offenses like attempt, abetment, & conspiracy, with increased punishment up to death or life imprisonment.
This raises concerns about the government's intentions & creates fear amongst businesses in India, about the unintended consequences of such laws. The government's hasty passage of the bill without any discussion has led to doubts about its ground effects.
The new law contains draconian provisions that reinforce a colonial mindset, increasing control & suppressing citizens liberty. The government's actions, such as recruiting corrupt politicians from opposition parties & using laws to target opponents without evidence, are hypocritical & ironic.
Various issues, like poorly made roads, fake babas causing stampedes, & custodial deaths in police stations, remain unaddressed. The ruling party's actions, such as silencing RTI activists & protecting corporations, indicate a shift towards a regime state.
Characteristics of ruling party remaking a country into a regime:
1. Tell our powers are being taken away by a compartively smaller group
2. Disregard for human rights
3. Laws supporting religious interests
4. Disproportionate military spending when nation's needs are acute
5. Justifying by calling it national security
6. Manufacturing a perception of party members as defenders of faith & opposition as godless
7. Protecting corporations
8. Neglecting the poor
9. Labeling artistsacademicians as elites
10. Allowing businesses & powerful people to make extraordinary profits by exploiting their positions
11. Spreading fear of traitors to grant unchecked power to cops for more abuse
12. Labeling journalists as unpatriotic
13. Mob attacks on innocent individuals
14. Belief in secret global conspiracies
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How can Politicians Amend Criminal Law ? When it's not even their work to do ? And that too without any Debate and Consultation in Parliament ?
The parliament is competent to make laws 🤡
rss have said that India's Constitution needs to be rewritten from scratch. rss vivek oberoi had written on mint newspaper on independence day regarding bjp to change the constitution
In order to pass the bill without debate or discussion, the Speaker made mass expulsion of all opposition
@@xxyz2023 that is not true, also how does amendment to criminal laws have to do anything with the constitution
@@amithabv1060Because new criminal law (BNS) has replaced what the Supreme Court strictly said was unconstitutional Section 124A, with a more ambiguous & vague definition of deshdroh based on the same but worse 124A
Whatever you do, the judges are he'll bent on their Tareekh pe Tareekh culture. Unless they are held accountable for delays, their salaries stopped they will not improve
It's not the judges, it's the lawyers
@@xxyz2023 *state governments
@@xxyz2023 states are responsible for funding and staffing the lower judiciary not the union government
@@xxyz2023 there is always a panel of lawyers in every state high court including Kerala for the union government
@@xxyz2023 there is no 20 year delay. Also, how did contribution to GDP come into this 😂