Karmayogi

SR No.: 011075
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Publisher: ZZZ Unknown
Total Pages: 751
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
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KARMAYOGIN
which may be objoetionable to a
discretion. We hope that the vic- senso like the Mahrattan have ever number of Mabornedans is now
timised citizens of Kaul will carry while wihering to orthodox religion liable to be forbidden because it is!
their app sal higher and get a more avoided the worst of these otros. likely to land to a breach of the authoritative pronouncernent on the But the misuse of A necewary inC, Anil one is climly beginning juristic philosophy of the learned strument is no argoment Agninst Mr Gartet.
ise necessary to wonder whether the day may not
and discriminating The Social Boycatt.
4. "We hold tho use of this insyet come when worship in Hindu templew my be forbilden on that
The reason why we have inwn trunrut, not in all enses" but it Vill grund. Under Mr. Carrett 80 much attention to this one, the most heinous to be
the most heinous, to be legitimate mi to purly
its intimate connection with the in prstecting the life of the nation. tl bir of the judge what action
i yotivut of Social Boycost.Wo The Law and the Nationalist. will or will not allow t h. We wlvoeatus of this wonpon not There are several points connected
totul in my w ill allow, but in circumstance with the national movement in t'i party of t h e
which the law is in a state of Jan
muller expedients are im. public bone to think it is
to prevent wound to the gerons uncertainty. The exact limit #wtion about this torul
Tuy n buly politic by re- of medition is one of them, the T ils i
C. And
fractory or ciences indivi- matter of social boycott is another. rtainly it will not be a ble
als who wish to enjoy all the We believe that social boycott in
benefits of mil existence whilo volving no silence or clirect werTV cxty w bwh the
disregarding the vital necessities cion in perfectly legal but it is prem ite
sily than the
of the society. We are aware of certain that not only the Angloet la few hunn tlou
the grave consequences Indian cuminunity at large but is
of the mancato day. By
In NUNC of the social wycott to pre- portion of the judiciary would be hos other very devi.
Vest! the legitimate exercise by glad to find it illegal. Any doubt Tib bling burb oferte
tl itvlivud of his frow res o n such subjects ought to be rerile is a pune m't, very
til honest conviction. We therm ovel, for although ignorance is in turule site in putishullet,
fore wlocate it only in very her s elf no exciuso in law, it ought to ser Notre Commutues
UN Istimes where the wbulo be a defence when it is created by i m inta ruler the law
community is attacked in the unouttainties of tho law itaelf. for mujurng the intents of the
it Mital point w is practically at We think she Nationalists ought to be in school, wery big
e in resenting the act is lantally tiske overy opportunity of testing Con timing t .tinction in injuriolistu it. For instance the extent of the liberties modity of the retail shopkeeper
when the turbulent Mahometal till wel 4 in the ordinary ... the capture s lus bitte
of Eastern Benguado al organise Guru of the law. We are aware LM # wgtul met. or.
al attack on the reporty of thin t'uti section of Nationalist vilgiu
to
cu wt, it
cha
un all the lovinur u. H o pinion hos huld that our princiwhich w Swalli, Dott,
womel, the Honda Cunut ple of Surudeshi--Boyott ought tu National Encution h itte
>f liest Bengal Woul huse en debar us from taking any part in objectible. The Test Kim
perfectly justitied in beynitting any legal proceeding whatever. at itself in only we by
Machome'n 21burvants. Sint- While many of us have openly being directed again the outside
larly, now that the educated 4* Xpredsed vur umiration for the the country in of it in No Mivel of the lindu community
cruic stics with which this for er all it lots wiely
oth in the beliet thuat the Saules principle luw born adhered to in tlmidea who bring in torch
ul illuvc11 (°Fit տարելու է»։ T by Boy'cott many cases, Wu levo not held it manalus. Even if de
16 toy to
t ornicul binding on any except those fine Ixyonlarc by my hobus Isithe u thuit Coutunity, tuy
Con to whorn it appealel dey Isabeth other
tring of the wiresun, they WY W wu allow it to guide our a lry, ale justified in reling tu tavu own lion. Wo hold that bo Na
why dous with those who out tiunalt sbould resort to the British youths
the right
uliof pro scitish Ideal Courts under the present political
* Liow sb this dutiseat by conditions as against a brother Nalaw, City that it is very
isting in the puntasu of fure tiocalist or in any circumstances In a t you're
iga ut .
T o this webs which give him # real choice. If whitim ini India. The
pon ke linduct in ragged to the critninal or by th: Mucitrate
en b le hurtiul bilde 1l Wiks civil curts by others he is ontitled * bubt to mi blow it
pp without aon and to defend himself to tho end by all tl Sw movement which in tut was with b oty. Had the means that the law providex. probably wont this moralit la contined to calcu otgrony If arbitration is rufuawd in a case ANNE 14 of rent. The terul depinvity destructive of where his interests are attackod, he Seuns J . red u.. lalu , there would have been in absolved from the wolf-denying terroro will creatouts of the rulinagainst it. The penalising obligation, or if the law of the land Necutive, l iviuis mahere of the prsuit of wlucation in compule him w landholder or
omned this the diner tion of foreigu cuntries and similar blun. I proportid or business inan to pro1 Kultiv. There is vry ders rocoiled on the caste systein tect himself by certain legal forms,
it! And far-reaching cluciin and it is qutable that coulmunities it is obvious that he cannot deny Lit l aw behind the c utive with a strong democratic conmon bimself that protection without in
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