
Murder through prasada: Please don't add another law!
Deccan ChronicleIt is a tragedy that will haunt us for a long time. The state government issued a law immediately to regulate temple prasad in government-owned temples – CCTVs in the area where the prasad would be prepared, prior permission and the like. While I would urge the government to take every step to prove the street wrong about their impression of the police, courts and the government, I must wonder what made those temple administrators think that they could get away with such heinous and coldblooded murder on such a large scale. God forbid, if those temple administrators had instead, held out a grand feast to the public in their house, away from the temple and had poisoned their guests, would our government come out with a law making it mandatory for every social gathering where food is served to obtain a prior permission and provide CCTV surveillance for the government to see? So, let alone requesting our government to not make any more law to deal with this tragedy, it might be too tall to even expect that the existing laws that have served us well for over a century will be put to good use – given the poor record of our police in solving cases that are keenly watched by the public.
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