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I will Donate Rs.1 Crore for filing PIL.

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hage nibo (lawyer)     06 April 2009

Mr. Jitendra has rightly said, once an act is act; it can't be banned except amendment to certain parts to suit public demand.

hage nibo (lawyer)     06 April 2009

Mr. Jitendra has rightly said, once an act is act; it can't be banned except amendment to certain parts to suit public demand.

B.N.Rajamohamed (advocate / commissioner of oaths)     08 April 2009

Mr.Kumar,

Being a human being i understand and sympathise for the tragic end of your son. But as a lawyer i cannot support your anguish proposals because, Information technology Act is legislated for the main pupose of curtailing not only the crimes pertaining to frauds etc but also to curb the errotic activities that pollutes the young society. What you feel is unjustifiable and inadmissible.

In this technological era if such laws are not there then you yourself may feel the consequences of it. Please avoid moving the court for PIL.

May your sons soul rest in peace.

Swami Sadashiva Brahmendra Sar (Nil)     11 April 2009

dear kumar! it is realy so unfortunate. law is realy more stringent for sofisticated people. but from the legal point of view, there is jurisdictional rider for supreme court or high court. the court can declare a law void on the ground of it being unconstitutional. a law can not be declared void or unconstitutional on the ground of public interest. the supreme court will say that it is legislature who has to test as to what is in public interest. further the supreme court can not issue directions to legislature to make or amend a law as it will be encroachment by the judiciary in the teritory of legislature. we can moot the issues through media, public representatives and other intelectual forums and we can make research and submit our findings to law commission who will recomend for suitable amendments/repeal/new legislation and it is for parliament to act upon on those recomendations and public opinions.

Bhartiya No. 1 (Nationalist)     18 December 2009

Respected Sir,

It is a very unfotunate incident. It is unfortunate that our country has a legal system inherited by the Britishers. We have forgotten age old justice system used by the great Kings/rulers of India. Where different type of punishment was given for the same crime depending upon nature of the person. That was actual "Raja Ka Nyaya". Instead of looking/placing reliance in Indian perspective, we place reliance on the rules of other country.

At last one message is clear from the above discussion is "Money can not make everyone happy". Your son was a very sensitive type of person. I will pray for him.

Thanks

Anil Agrawal (Retired)     18 December 2009

 Sixty years to Independence. Nothing has changed and nothing will.

Bhartiya No. 1 (Nationalist)     18 December 2009

" 'hani labh jeevan maran yash apyash vidhi hath"

"Hoihen wahi jo ram rachi rakha, kokari tark badawahin sakha"


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