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What is equality before the Law? by Dr. Subrata Ganguli
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French revolutionaries believed in equality, fraternity and liberty; many Indian revolutionaries believe in fraternity only....
"No power is ever-lasting. Only the wiser knows how to pay due respect to the powerless."........... my personal conviction.
What is Equality before the Law?
Is the Doctrine of Equality a Christian or a Hindu doctrine?
Is the Law 'Christian prudence' or 'Hindu prudence'?
How absurd or utopian this concept of equality is? For example, why should I claim Rs. one crore as compensation, where many people I know get only Rs. 30,000 to 40,000 during their lifetime.
Mr. Jyoti Basu is a special human being, how can he be equal to an insignificant individual like me?
Under what Law is Mr. Ganguli better than Dr. Govardhan Mehta (IIsc. Bangalore)?
How are the judges concerned about delivery of fair justice? How do political institutions ("party") obstruct delivery of fair justice, by drawing lines between upper level and lower level?
What if trial of trivial cases with insignificant individuals like me takes away precious time of the judges, and from urgent public matters?
Wherefrom the Judge derives his power? What is an offence (or 'incompetence') to his power (position), paid or unpaid.
How would doctrine of equality applied under communism and capitalism (Bangalore High Court is very special ---- they follow Bangalore Doctrine only!).
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