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Posted by: PRAVEEN DALAL (Thursday 2 June 2005, 3:08 PM)

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TAKING PORNOGRAPHY LIGHTLY

The obscenity or/and pornography is/are not desirable in any form in a civilised society. The same requires a stringent punishment and more so when the future of the young generation is at stake. It must be appreciated that it is not the “enactment” of a law but the desire, will and efforts to accept and enforce it in its true letter and spirit, which can confer the most strongest, secure and safest protection for any purpose. The enforcement of rights against obscenity/pornography requires a “qualitative effort” and not a “quantitative effort. The courts are sensitive to the issue but so must be the citizens. In the name of “liberalisation” and “freedom of speech and expression” criminal tendencies degrading the moral fabric of the nations cannot be allowed to operate. We are custodians of “morality” for the future generation and we cannot afford to give it a debased, immoral and perverse society as the heritage. Thus, the bright future requires both negative form of discipline in the form of punishment and positive form of discipline by voluntarily following and cherishing the morality and ideals preserved by various civilisations from numerous centuries.

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