RE:nothing will happen to him
by Atreya Sarma Uppaluri on Aug 24, 2007 01:24 PM Permalink
Dear Kuldeep, You are emotional (from your blind hero-worship), not logical. How can you say, Salman Khan is innocent? Have you witnessed the court proceedings, the lawyers' arguments, and gone through the copy of the court's judgment? Do you think that you are wiser than the judiciary which has elaborate procedure and ipso facto specializes in such matters?
If people are murdered, there are separate criminal laws to deal with such cases.
With man's increasing greed reflected in deforestation and mercilessly massacring the wild animals for egotistic pleasure and for shameless lucre, many species are endangered with extinction. And our ecological balance is threatened to the extreme, which will ultimately be suicidal for the humanity. Don't you remember the case of the extinct dodo? (If not, read about it.) That's why, the government has earmarked some forest stretches as sanctuaries so that the wild species are protected and bred at least within those confines. Poaching in the sanctuaries and some other notified areas is banned under law. Hence Salman's act was not only illegal, it was also cruel, defiant, and anti-eco-spirit.
Above all, the attitude of wishing to treat a criminal as innocent - on the ground that there were more serious crimes,- if pursued to the logical conclusion, results in utter social anarchy.
RE:nothing will happen to him
by deshmukh m on Aug 24, 2007 12:58 PM Permalink
Yes, the law in INDIA says; YOU CAN KILL 6 to 8 PEOPLE UNDER YOUR CAR BUT NOT A BLCK BUCK. After all we have judiciary working in INDIA. This case can like others go for 10 / 15 years with no result Marwah
