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What does Manu explain in Manu Smriti with regard to judicial system ? |
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Answer» In Manu Smriti, the judicial system has been given top priority. It has been included as one of the most important activities of a state and it is termed as the foundation of the existence of a state because God himself created the king to address the need of justice in the society and also for the establishment of a system of justice. According to Manu, there is a lack of pious people in the world. An individual starts looking at the rights of others under the influence of lust, anger and greed; and avoids his defined duties and obligations. According to Manu, power of punishment of a state terrorises the culprits and thus compels all to work in the line of their obligation and also makes them ‘capable’ to use their rights. In this way, only a state inculcates a sense of security among-st all the people. In Manu Smriti, there is a clear and detailed classification of crimes and punishments and it is also considered as mandatory for the king to function in-line with justice. |
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