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Author: Karnisinghpanwar
Karnisinghpanwar
Law Student seeking opportunities to develop skills and expertise in the field of law. Eager to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios.
Introduction Death penalty is also known as capital punishment. There has been difference in opinion regarding the death penalty in India. It is one of the most controversial and sensitive aspects of India’s justice system. Some are in favour of preservation of the death penalty while others are in favour of its dissolution. Punishment is imposed to create discouragement among offenders; however, offenders are also to be given an opportunity for improvement. The constitutional validity of the death penalty in India has been debated and discussed extensively. Historical Background Death penalty has been used as a punishment for thousands of…
