THE SAMARTH CHAKRAWARTI BLOG

  Hello everyone,  In my last blog, I started my blog by quoting a line as per the Supreme court of India, which was, " Noting that historical wrongs cannot be remedied by the people taking the law into their own hands, the Supreme Court underscored the ambit of the Places of Worship Act, 1991."  What does this line mean? It simply means that any kind of false activity done in history can not be restored by the citizens by the means of violence, which implies that the constitution of my country should equip me with enough power so that if I face or I feel that any kind of injustice is being done to me, it can be corrected by reaching the doors of court. But what if my constitution prohibits me from doing so? In the last blog I have explained the Place of Worship(Special Provisions) Act, 1991, and what does it say. In this blog, I will go ahead and try to explain to you, how this Provision snatches our fundamental rights. Let's get started, When this law was brought into

Historical wrong can not be remedied by the people taking the law in their own hands. supreme court of India...  Hello Everyone,  In this blog, we will discuss a Provision made in the year 1991, which is unheard to many of us. This provision is  "The Place of Worship(Special Provisions) Act, 1991".   I have written many articles on several issues like "Government Intervention on  Hindu Temples and how they are unconstitutional and goes against the fundamental essence of our constitution,  If you haven't read that blog, please click on the link below which will help you to understand how Hindu temples are under control selectively. Before proceeding I would like to tell you that this blog will be divided into two parts, First I will be explaining the act as it is, and secondly, I will explain the impact of the act on the majority population that we are unaware of.  FREE HINDU TEMPLES PART 1 FREE HINDU TEMPLES PART 2 Let's Get started,  Every provision or law which