According to the minister said that all legal Acts should have a humanist angle
Minister Etela Rajender addresses a gathering at the silver jubilee celebrations of Karimnagar Consumer Council in Karimnagar on Sunday. (Photo:DC)
Karimnagar: Finance and civil supplies minister Etela Rajendar felt one can earn money but not through illegal means. The principle holds good even for a public representative, irrespective of the power they enjoy, he said, indirectly hinting at the revolutionary verdict delivered by the special court in Bengaluru on Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa’s case.
The minister was addressing a gathering at the silver jubilee celebratoins of Karimnagar district Consumer Council here on Sunday. He said that all legal Acts should have a humanist angle.
He asked bureaucrats to send reports regularly to the government to enable officials concerned to make changes in laws. Any legal Act should be dynamic, Mr. Rajender felt and said provisions of a legal framework should be changed to suit to the changing times. Else, they serve no purpose.
( Source : dc correspondent )
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