Is Diyaa banned in India?

Originally posted by: Resident_Evil

W*F? That is not fair. I thought in a 'secular' country at least people would be allowed to live their lives according to their religion.

Originally posted by: Resident_Evil

W*F? That is not fair. I thought in a 'secular' country at least people would be allowed to live their lives according to their religion.

Originally posted by: rits08

so that the rich could buy anyone's life or death?😕

Sorry to disappoint you, but we are a secular and democratic country, and not any Muslim majority country where minorities have basically no rights... Here criminals are prosecuted according to the law and not by religion... jisko problem hai doosre desh chale jayo! 

Originally posted by: ChemistryMajor

I agree with you rits that money can't buy the value of a life. However, in this case, I just feel that he might as well give them some money because the victims specifically said they are in need and will accept the money. Just based on the victims' families words, I am thinking this.

Ideally, yes the criminal should be punished but that's not happening.

Originally posted by: rits08

so that the rich could buy anyone's life or death?😕

Sorry to disappoint you, but we are a secular and democratic country, and not any Muslim majority country where minorities have basically no rights... Here criminals are prosecuted according to the law and not by religion... jisko problem hai doosre desh chale jayo! 

Originally posted by: princessunara

blood money is a SICK concept! glad India is not practicing prehistoric shit even if there r stupid loopholes in law that r being abused!
How can human life be equaled to money which basically says that if u have money go ahead and kill cz u can of course pay money and everything gets settled!