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Research Paper | Law | India | Volume 12 Issue 6, June 2023 | Rating: 4.8 / 10

Execution of Capital Punishment in India: Is it a Violation of Human Rights?

Dinkar Gitte | Anant Pawar

Abstract: The Death penalty is one of the most dubious subjects of the Indian legal executive. It exists from the old time frames and as yet winning in some significant nations, India is one of them. In India, death punishment is given distinctly in Rarest of the uncommon cases however what is the specific importance of the expression ?Rarest of the rare cases? has caused a lot of discussion. A definitive expect to give punishment anyplace is to decrease the wrongdoing and to force some penalty on the wrongdoer. The Death sentence is the slaughtering of a guilty party for the sake of equity. India follows a similar marvel however according to the Indian constitution, it is the infringement of the arrangements of right to life and nobility gave in Art.21, still it is constitutionally legitimate. This paper gives an outline of capital punishment in India. It likewise clarifies the set of experiences and different reports of Law commission on the death penalty. The paper likewise says about the Doctrine of rarest of rare case manage different cases and methods of execution of the death punishment so to discover the object of the examination. ?The investigation saw that all the Judgments articulated in shocking offenses while remembering the general population everywhere which ultimately settle that the granting capital punishment on most extraordinary of the uncommon case is simply and reasonable. The examination likewise denotes that it is against the basic freedoms standards, so the enactment should execute capital punishment in that manner other than the death penalty. For instance, thorough detainment forever will be more successful.

Keywords: death penalty, capital punishment, unconstitutional

Edition: Volume 12 Issue 6, June 2023,

Pages: 608 - 611