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Strict Laws or Better Implementation

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Nandini Arora
Guru Nanak Dev University, RC, Jalandhar, Punjab, India
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The next big question – what happens as a result of such a fallacy in the system of a country? People lose faith. People start believing that no matter how much they try, nothing is going to help them. They start taking law in their own hands. They protest. And for a country like ours, it is a shame that we cannot have a well-organized, planned system of enforcement. Everyone needs to work together for this. All the organs of the government, the forces, the media, the public, everyone has to do their own part with full dedication. In India, the laws are strict, all we need is better implementation or may be strict laws FOR better implementation.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 2, Issue 6, Page 33 - 35
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