The new criminal laws, the Indian Civil Code (BNS), the Indian Civil Defense Code (BNSS), and the Indian Evidence Act (BSA), replaced the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), and the Indian Evidence Act. , with effect from July 1, 2024, respectively.
“The necessary discussion for such constitutional amendments was not held in this case. The problem in Manipur is not like Madhya Pradesh. Such amendments can be passed in a hurry on the basis of numerical strength. “However, this does not mean that such changes are always welcome steps,” Sen said while talking to media persons on the sidelines of a seminar organized by the Pratichi (India) Trust at Shantiniketan in Birbhum district.
The renowned economist also said that the problem of unemployment in India cannot be solved without paying attention to education.
“Unfortunately, this area has not been given much emphasis,” he lamented.
Commenting on the results of the recent Lok Sabha elections, Sen said that in recent times, there was discussion even at the school level on how a 'Hindu Rashtra' could be established.
“But it needs to be understood that the differences between the two religious communities do not apply in the case of children. So I think this trend was bucked to some extent in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections,” Sen said.
“The necessary discussion for such constitutional amendments was not held in this case. The problem in Manipur is not like Madhya Pradesh. Such amendments can be passed in a hurry on the basis of numerical strength. “However, this does not mean that such changes are always welcome steps,” Sen said while talking to media persons on the sidelines of a seminar organized by the Pratichi (India) Trust at Shantiniketan in Birbhum district.
The renowned economist also said that the problem of unemployment in India cannot be solved without paying attention to education.
“Unfortunately, this area has not been given much emphasis,” he lamented.
Commenting on the results of the recent Lok Sabha elections, Sen said that in recent times, there was discussion even at the school level on how a 'Hindu Rashtra' could be established.
“But it needs to be understood that the differences between the two religious communities do not apply in the case of children. So I think this trend was bucked to some extent in the recently concluded Lok Sabha elections,” Sen said.
