Now, what happened with the African women was totally illegal. None other than the Law Minister, who is a lawyer, took the law into his own hands. Things have to go as per the criminal procedure code. If a police officer does not cooperate, you go to a higher officer. If that doesnt work, go to a court. What authority does he have to ask a few people who are not even part of the government to handover women to the police? This is not public interest. It is illegal. The women say they were illegally confined. Then came allegations on how they were assaulted. How can a law minister do this? Then came the big mistake. The Dharna. The Chief Minister, apart from other duties, also has constitutional obligations. The CM is signing files, takes decisions in matters of administration of the capital sitting on a footpath? Didnt he take the oath of secrecy? Isnt he violating the law? I find this childish. This shows arrogance of power. If this is the way they want to govern Delhi, they may as well conduct another referendum to see what the public thinks. Kejriwal can still rectify and deliver as the Chief Minister ndtv/article/blog/blog-arvind-kejriwal-must-acknowledge-rectify-mistakes-writes-justice-santosh-hegde-474672?site=classic
Posted on: Sun, 02 Feb 2014 05:37:17 +0000