Tripathi Balaji

Swatantrata Center, in a letter to The Chief Justice of Supreme Court of India (CJI), Justice N V Ramana, and other judges of Supreme court and all the chief justice of High courts of all the states, urged to formulate a Model Code of Conduct for the Police while dealing with civilians to protect their human rights and the rule of law against police brutality.

By Sanjeet Kashyap India’s anti-imperial struggle against British colonialism constituted many voices of the nation. Given the sheer geographical and social diversity of India, it only made sense that the national political aspirations took different expressions. Some forms of activism went beyond a narrow political demand for self-rule to fashion a broader conception of freedom and dignity. Prominent strands along this line consisted of moderate liberals and radical Dalit leaders.

When elections come, our political leaders do not fight with logic but with rhetoric for their popularity in these changing times. There remains a spate of controversial talks and complaints are also reaching concerned authorities but what happens? How could it be dismissed that the political debates have come to be known as the war of words? Politicians only indulge in unnecessary illogical discussions on the party line.