Red Magazine Vizag
RedMagazine Vizag Published this article page no 120 Dehumanization of the victim: Lynching incidents lead to dehumanisation of individuals or groups leading to ghettoization and hate crimes. Denial of Justice: Lynching goes against the rule of law and the extra-judicial elements or non-state actors award punishment beyond what is deserved under laws. Note: Due to lack of definition and unreliable data, National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) stopped collecting data on mob lynching, cow vigilantism and other such crimes after 2017. 108Otherization of the Society: Lynching leads to higher distrust among people and society becomes more mechanical rather than organic, i.e. homogeneity based integration. Being a nation with large diversity, it can create challenges to the unity of nation. Creation of an atmosphere of fear: The level of intolerance and private security need rises in society as more people start taking law into their own hands for justice. Encourages use of violence: If not resolved, lynching boosts confidence of non-state actors and violence gains acceptance. If not controlled, it can be used over non-agreement and becomes a threat to individual liberty, rationality and logical discussion. Solution to Lynching: Current Framework and Other steps needed to stop Lynching With growing use of social media by non-state actors to gain public attraction, mobilise people and target individuals through false allegations, solution to lynching is essential not only for sustenance of law and order but for nation building as well. Current Framework With police and public order being part of state subjects, India lacks a single law to specifically deal with mob lynching red magazine vizag subscription buy.
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