Today I am going to share my views on a controversial topic “Should there be a death penalty for mentally retarded people ”?
- What’s a point in levying the most dreadful punishment on some one who can’t even comprehend what exactly “Death Punishment ” means?
There are a few questions that comes to my mind
- Can a retarded person even help his lawyer in defending him? He must not be in a state of mind to recall the incidents. Moreover, he won’t realize that in which circumstances incidents occurred.
- Why does the court levy extreme punishments? The only reason I find it is that the court creates fear in the minds of the criminals before they commit any serious crime. But do we really think that a person who doesn’t have the right state of mind can actually comprehend the consequences of his actions?
- Without any second thoughts I do believe in the safety of “We the people”. Therefore, it’s obvious that mentally retarded people who can pose a threat to the society be detained.
- Moreover, mentally retarded people are not able to understand the complicated court proceedings. They even find it hard to cope up with the vigorous court sessions that are quite demanding even for a normal person. That’s why people often loose their temper.
- There should be a special team of people who handle cases of mentally retarded people as they are quite vulnerable in nature.
Everyday, there is a new episode to the Ajmal Kasab confessions. Sometimes it sounds hilarious on how Ajmal Kasab jaw dropping made up testimonies leave the court wondering what’s his next intention and motive.
Ajmal Kasab’s new build up confessions can literally make him a psychopathic maniac
I wasn’t the one at CST, my look alike
I don’t know how to use an AK-47
I came to Mumbai 20 days before 26/11 to watch movies
I came by Samjhauta Express to Delhi with valid passport, visa
Kasab claimed David Headley was among 4 FBI agents who questioned him
The case has gone bizarre with the above statements by Ajmal Kasab. Ram gopal Verma can actually make a movie out of it!
• I am sure not many people remember the serial “Bhanwar” that used to be telecasted on Sony TV. I would like to refresh the memory of all those people who don’t remember it or who are not even aware of it. Bhanwar is a series of real life crime stories of those people who went through a horrific time.
• For all those people who have missed the serial in the past can now watch it on Fox History at 11pm Tuesday. I had seen some of it’s episodes long time back but still I would love to watch it again as it’s dramatization of the real life incidents are outstanding. Take my words for it! Bhanvar is an interesting combination of events that unfold in the most attention-grabbing way.
• As it’s based on real life stories therefore it requires a lot of research to get the insight and detailed information about the case. In order to cross check the facts and figures the team of Bhanvar contacted every member of the case. It’s really impressive that how every minute detailing of every single life incident is captured in the most realistic way. It depicts the kind of emotional trauma the victim’s family goes through for years and years and still in the end still they don’t get justice.
• Everybody is aware of the fact that how justice in the Indian court is denied. And for how long a person has to go through the proceedings of the court. In cases where the justice is delivered there also you have to wait for years and years. There are thousands of verdicts that have released powerful criminals or where innocent people suffered. Why? Either they are not powerful enough or they are not financially strong.
• I only know handful of the cases where criminals got convicted like Jessica Lal Murder case. But HOLD ON how long it had taken for the court to wake up to the reality? Thanks and salute to Jessica Lal’s sister who stood by what she believed in and fought the battle against all those stinking corrupt high profile politicians.
• BUT MIND IT – Justice delayed is Justice denied. Usually, many of the victims just give up because they don’t have the will power to fight for that long or they lack funds to pay to the lawyers.
