29th July 2015

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29 July 2015 

Lots of talk doing the rounds about abolishing the Death Penalty. It is true that most of the nations are or are on the process of abolishing this rule calling it outright barbaric and medevial.
India is a country that still holds the Death Penalty legal but with a clause as per the SC ruling that says " in the rarest of rare cases". 
In my opinion the Supreme Court ruling in such cases is absolutely right. In fact there should be some amount of Closure for the sake of the kith and kin of the victims. India sends a strong message to the world that it is not soft and that it has a vibrant judiciary. 
An eye for an eye in the rarest of rare cases, in my opinion is vindicated. 

Those who think that they can take our country for granted doing all sorts of barbaric acts of terror with mindsets and thought processes bordering on the verge of schizophrenia, should rethink twice before they even start getting ideas of attacking or destabilising India.
Food for Thought.......

RC

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