Originally posted by: iyer811
an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth, can never be a solution. Necessary to fight against these crimes strongly and with a human approach. Yes, the laws need to be strengthened. And then the laws need to be implemented. Most importantly, if laws are not implemented, then that too has to be dealt with strongly.
It is so easy to say, there is a rule that one should wear helmets, yet people are not wearing. Who are the people who are breaking the law, the rules? Is everyone who is breaking the rule, a person with no understanding of the law? I disagree. As a country, majority of us, do not have any respect for discipline. In other words, no respect for the fellow being. If we had we would not be jumping signals.
It might seem to be stupid and a very simplistic approach to something as complex as sale of acid and the crimes resulting from it. But there are many of us, who would never stop and raise a voice, when we see a girl harassed. Or for that matter when a powerful person creates a ruckus on the street.
While there is a drastic need for discipline, rules, laws to strengthened from the administration, there is also a great need for us to set examples by adhering to it. If three people decide to stop their vehicles when the signal is red, then surely there would be three more who would see that and feel odd if they jump the signal.
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