LAW LESSNESS IN THE COUNTRY.

A man was digging foundation for his house. A big steel locker was found underneath. The rusted locker was gas cut and opened. A sari wrapped with news paper was found with the purchased receipt which indicated that it was purchased around two hundred years back. Attempts were made to open up the sari. Unfortunately where ever it was touched, it started tearing out in all random directions.

Our rules and regulations were made centuries before. They are totally out dated and do not cater the demands of the day. Unfortunately the law knowing people do not wish to make proper changes in the law. This is bread and butter for them. They derive benefit from the turbid water and common people are forced to suffer. Many legal experts having command on law are members of state Assemblies and Parliament where the laws are made. The laws are twisted in such a way that the rules are never amended as per the need of the day. Honorable judges of the present days were learned advocates in the past and after retirement have joined legal profession like intercity express trains. Among those few who had the fortune to go to the Parliament or Assembly were found to be part and parcel to stop the session on some plea or pretext. The issues are left over un discussed and without any correction. The law abiding people are left to their fortune to suffer.

One among such issues is the rental problems of the country. The law for the relation between the land lord and the tenant could not be set right or defined properly even to day. It is some thing like “Might is Right” in the jungle raj. Every state has different laws for land lord and tenant relation where as in every state the problem between the land lord and the tenant is same irrespective of cast, religion and politics which leads to loss of life in some cases.

Unfortunately Honorable Supreme Court pleads helpless that the orders are not executed by the Government. When corrective measures are suggested by the common man, there is no room to be placed in the Parliament or Assemblies for discussion. Needless to expect any change or correction in the existing rules. Issues get suppressed and time simply runs out.

Every form of Government has met its end. Now Democracy is heading very fast to meet its end in India. In fact it is no more alive. Simply it is to be declared dead.