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How Far Is the Crime of Falder Supportable?
Crime of any nature is never supportable, nor of Falder. He was given a cheque for encashment. Falder tampered with the figured amount thus mis-appropriated the account. But he had to pay the penalty, enormously multiple in magnitude. In the jail he was treated inhumanly in solitary confinement. Out of the gaol he was an out-cast. He was reabsorbed conditionally. But, the shadow of country's law was in constant pursuit and that caused his doom. So, when the custodian of justice serves little in rectification and worsens the state of the individual, his crime shows microscopic through the macrscope of so called "justice".
Posted By Dipen Guha at Fri 18 Dec 2009, 1:08 PM in Justice || 0 Replies