Thursday, August 2, 2012
Can retired judicial dignitaries support Anna's movement running beyond our constitution ?
A movement of fast agitated by Team Anna to ask for legislating and enacting something beyond the ways shown in our constitution. It is heard that certain retired judicial dignitaries and other ex-army men and some celebrities asking to support such the agitation beyond the boundaries of laws, asking to enact laws in the street as per the whims of Anna Team. Can this be a lawful supporting gesture or the outright misuse of the freedom of speech and expression ?
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