Why is there no need for a Central law to address crimes against health workers in India
Exploring the recommendations of the National Task Force regarding protection for health workers.
- The National Task Force recommended that existing laws like the Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897, and Indian Penal Code are sufficient to address crimes against health workers.
- Implementing stricter enforcement of existing laws can provide quick and effective justice for crimes against health workers.
- Creating a separate Central law may lead to duplication and confusion in legal proceedings.
- Focusing on improving the implementation and effectiveness of current legal frameworks can lead to better protection for health workers.
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