Criminal justice in India refers to the system of laws, procedures, and institutions designed to prevent crime, enforce laws, and deliver justice to victims and the accused. It encompasses legal actions, policing, prosecution, trial processes, and corrections, aimed at maintaining social order and protecting citizens' rights.
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Common demands include calls for harsher punishments for serious crimes like assault against healthcare workers, rape, and murder. There is also advocacy for swift justice for victims and reforms to strengthen protection for vulnerable groups, reflecting public concern about the effectiveness and responsiveness of the legal system.
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Agencies such as the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) are tasked with probing high-profile or complex cases to ensure impartial and thorough investigations. Their involvement is often sought in cases involving suspicious deaths or allegations of misconduct, which helps promote transparency and accountability within the justice system.
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Political figures and governance impact criminal justice through their influence on legal accountability and the enforcement of laws. Concerns may arise regarding biases, corruption, or misuse of power, which can affect the fairness and effectiveness of justice delivery and public trust in institutions.
Kaziranga is one of the last holdouts of the Indian rhinoceros and one of the two most biodiverse regions in the country alongside the Western Ghats. Cutting the eco-sensitive zone to 1 km would be permanently amputating one arm of the Indian biosphere and is tantamount to a crime against nature and humanity. Nobody wants a hotel at the cost of India's most treasured natural heritage.
Please don’t destroy India’s wildlife sanctuaries - let’s respect Mother Earth and not lay claim on every single piece of land available. We aren’t the only species alive, and it’s selfish to disregard the impact we make on other animals.
We demand justice, I am already ashamed that I live in a country where lives are treated as liabilities and money and power decide law. They may not know but a mother's cry and karm will strike them, they snatched someone's only family, only child, only hope. It will shake their entire world and soon they will know what "just a mistake" costs.
As a mother of 23 years old son, I can’t imagine to see my child in the condition that sahil’s mother had. My hearts pouring out for mum and son. Justice needs to be served and there should be laws to support victim and their families. Mum’s curse is not going to spare the culprit. May god give her strength and reason to live 💕💕.