GS-3 · 3) Role of External State & Non-State actors in creating internal security challenges

201512.5 marksQ7AFSPA

Human rights activists constantly highlight the view that the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 (AFSPA) is a draconian act leading to cases of human rights abuses by the security forces. What sections of AFSPA are opposed by the activists? Critically evaluate the requirement with reference to the view held by the Apex Court.

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Paper:
GS-3
Section:
3) Role of External State & Non-State actors in creating internal security challenges
Year:
2015
Marks:
12.5

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