1. Gujarat:
Dismissal of the State Government of Gujrat and enactment and
enforcement of the promised law for speedily bringing to justice the
guilty and adequate compensation and rehabilitation and protection of
victims.
2. Enactment of a law on Genocide,
as demanded by the People’s Integration Council and establishing a
National Crimes Tribunal as recommended by the Concerned Citizens’
Tribunal 2002 (CCTG).
2.1
Enactment of a law on the rights of victims of violence providing
for reparation, restitution and rehabilitation and protection of all
victims.
3. Implementing other measures
for reform of law-enforcement system as recommended by the Report of the
NCM (1999) and the CCTG2002.
Social Harmony &
Reconciliation
1. An empowered Arbitration
Commission to give a verdict on Ayodhya-Kashi-Mathura issue which will
be binding on all parties. The Commission’s personnel to be so
appointed as to be independent and to enjoy confidence of both
communities. In the process the Supreme Court and the NHRC should have a
say in the formation and in sanctioning of the legal finality.
2. Constituting a permanent
statutory Community Relations Commission (CRC) for prevention and
resolution of inter-group ethnic & religious conflicts.
III
Governance
1. Governance and administration to
be made citizen-centric, instead of the existing State-centric
functioning. Article 13 of the Constitution to be operationalised.
1.1 Comprehensive
Right to Information law to make governance transparent and accountable.
2. Basic reform of the police
system to make it function independently accountable to law for impartial
law-enforcement on the lines suggested by the National Police Commission (NPC)
1978-81) and endorsed by NHRC.
3. Basic reform of the
administration of justice system especially of the subordinate judiciary
for delivery of prompt, untainted justice.
4. Repeal of all draconian laws and
provisions for administrative detention.
4.1 Use
of force and firearms by the police to be brought into conformity with
human rights standards.
5. Necessary measures for
eradication of corruption from public life.
IV
Right to Equality &
Non-Discrimination
1. A permanent empowered Equality
Commission/Equal Opportunities Commission to deal with the issues related
to exclusion of and discrimination against vulnerable and marginalized
sections including minorities [As recommended by People’s Integration
Council.
2. A Commission to study the extent
and nature of backwardness and underrepresentation of religious and
linguistics minorities in the national life, as already promised in the
CMP.
3. Extending the benefits of
affirmative action of the State to all persons belonging to S.C.
irrespective of faith. The present law and practice is discriminatory and
exclusionist.
V
Inclusive Democracy & Social
Diversity
1. Review of the electoral system
introducing measures enabling underrepresented segments like women,
religious minorities and certain social groups get due representation in
legislatures and other elected bodies.
2. All institutions, including
those of the police, the armed forces and the judiciary, to be socially
diverse.
3. Multiculturalism &
Interculturalism to be the guiding principle in all aspects of language,
education and culture.