Srikrishna Deva Vice -President DEVA Rao Nalsar lectures 15. Endowment lecture in memory of K. Balagopal at Kakatiya University, Warangal, Wednesday. | Photo Credit: By Agreement
Polish Chancellor Nalsar University of Law Srikrishna Deva Rao emphasized the need for constitutional criminal judiciary to ensure justice, dignity and equality in the provision of justice.
On Wednesday, he lectures 15. Endowment lecture in memory of the Crusader on Human Rights K. Balagopal at the “constitutional criminal judiciary” at Kakatiya University in Warangal, Rao said that the Baliagopal challenge was to transfer the institute to the darkest corners of the police, prosecution and dowry.
Mr. Rao said he was a strong voter of constitutional criminal judiciary, and claimed that the rights and jurisprudence should be transformed from statements into routine practice, which is more humane with love and compassion. He emphasized the need for new criminology and criminal judiciary that would minimize suffering and maximize dignity, peace and love, said, “What is urgently required is peace and support for humanistic criminology.”
Mr. Rao also called for bail reforms and said: “Do not forget that special criminal laws such as the Unlawful Act (Prevention) and the Act on Money Winding, will continue to dilute the principle of” deposit is norm, prison, exception “.” He condemned the conditions in the prisons and said, “The worrying reality is that prisons, prisoners and their problems remain invisible.”
He also emphasized the need for reinforced legal assistance, especially for discoverable prisoners.
VC, when he remembered the Balagopal Fight for Civil Freedom and Human Rights, said: “His work and leadership in the Civil Freedom Movement taught us that constitutionalism is not exhausted by a courtroom or textbook. Her real test lies in police stations, court courts and prison cells.”
On this occasion he also spoke for Vice -President K. Pratap Reddy.
Published – 8 October 2025 20:31
