Our father would have been alive had govt acted earlier: Dabholkar's kin
August 21, 2013 16:53
Rationalist Dr Narendra Dabholkar's daughter and son speak to CNN IBN and say had the government acted earlier, their father would still have been alive. His daughter, Mukta Dabholkar says, that whatever
My father's death was a wake up call to society, but why do we need death for the government to act. Son, Hameed Dabholkar, says, "If there was any support from the government, my father would not have died."
The Maharashtra government cleared the Anti-Superstition and Black Magic Ordinance to replace a Bill that had been approved by the cabinet, but had lapsed before it could be taken up in the assembly. The Bill has been pending for 18 years.
My father's death was a wake up call to society, but why do we need death for the government to act. Son, Hameed Dabholkar, says, "If there was any support from the government, my father would not have died."
The Maharashtra government cleared the Anti-Superstition and Black Magic Ordinance to replace a Bill that had been approved by the cabinet, but had lapsed before it could be taken up in the assembly. The Bill has been pending for 18 years.
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