Aninda Mondal
We, everyone like to express ourselves as a civil one. But what is civility? Is it an example of civil society? Definitely not; because we still cannot help using our brutality. No civil society can endure such inhuman activities. However I am talking about extra judicial killing. How will we bear such rudeness towards any special person or group of person? No democratic state of the world can concede such killing. Our constitution also interdicts that administrative cowardice. How can we stay in silence observing that very cruelty? We, with the proud of, get introduced ourselves to the international world as a democratic one, for example the constitution is displayed. But how much do we obey the constitution? Article32 of our constitution declares that
“No person shall be deprived of life or personal liberty saves in accordance with law.” Where the supreme law of the country apprises us about democratic
apprehension, the so-called administration on the other hand, goes on rustic violation of human rights and constitution. is it our dreamy Bangladesh? What
dream was cherished in the heart of the martyrs? To tell the truth, extra judicial killing is a crime of the state. Because we know the principles of natural justice. The rule of natural justice is “Nobody should be condemned
unheard”. A man whom is sending to be murdered, in the name of crossfire, gunfight, shootout etc. may be a accused of grievous offence, has a right of getting legal and ethical assistance from the state. Article 3 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights express that “Everyone has the right to life liberty and the security of person” According to article 2 of that declaration “Everyone charged with a penal offence has the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law in public trail at which he has all the guarantees
necessary for his defense”. So where are human rights and where are we? Here a question will arise that how long will we have to bear.
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