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Comparision of Anglo Hindu Law and Modern Hindu Law? (By Gaura Agarwal)
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laws made by British during the Anglo Hindu Law do conflict with the laws for
the Modern Hindu Laws because they are opposite to each other. There is a dire
need for better mechanism to ensure relocation of Indians during British time so
that their was no harm done to them and they can have peaceful life. This would
have been achieved during Modern Indian Law by delegating the Laws relocating
to the authorities taking up the project itself. When developed a mechanism to
ensure the same, it would serve two benefits. One being that the relocation of
the public is ensured without any hindrance to their life. Secondly, this would
ensure that the public hold a certificate which further turns the sector into a
relatively organized as there would be a record of all the public rights in the
country. The second benefit is an added advantage as most of the public go
through some violence in India do not hold a certificate or a few do not even
know about their religion Committee and its provisions. The mechanism can act
as an awareness initiative to the street vendors. Nonetheless, one shall look
forward to develop laws and execute them in a manner that does not conflict the
interests of another provision by the parental provision, the Constitution of
India. For the nation, both, cultural heritage and rights of the citizens are
equal and unbiased.
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- Journal IJLRA
- ISSN 2582-6433
- Published 2022/04/02
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International Journal for Legal Research and Analysis
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