Let us accept one obvious fact.

In India, nothing substantial happens without orders of Courts. 

To get an order from court, it is not enough to tell courts that a particular law or rule is bad. A Law- Expert type body should first check the entire issue as to on what ground the Court can cancel such law or Rule. It should be made as clear as 2 + 2 = 4.

Then only court would like to entertain such public interest petitions.

Law Commission of India acts only as a Private Advisor to Government. It can examine only those issues on which Government asks its opinion. This body is of little use to people.

A trust like body, a VOLUNTARY LAW COMMISSION needs to be set up whose whole function may be (1) To receive complaints from people about atrocious laws,(2) To examine such provisions with help of lawyers, and (3) To move appropriate High Court or Supreme Court and (4) To spread awareness among people and elected representatives about atrocious laws.

Haresh Raichura
1t6h May,2012

Even if you are told that that ‘this match is fixed’, you may continue to watch it till the last ball. If you continue to watch a cricket match, even after you are told that it is fixed match, then probably you may have addiction of watching cricket.

Social Psychologists have made experiments and warned about serious psychological damages to viewers who watch T20 type matches. It makes them edgy, insisting on instant gratification and tilts them towards criminal behaviours in Social Circles.

When I was addicted to Cricket Viewing, I noticed one thing, if I do not start watching at all, then I feel no temptation to watch it. But if I start watching it, after 20 minutes, I am trapped. I have to watch the full match. So I do not start watching cricket match at all.

Now since years, I do not watch cricket matches. Probably, I may be missing a lot. But if matches are fixed as they say, then I think I may not be missing much.

Haresh Raichura
15th May,2012