Why are laws necessary in society? - Vidyadip

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Why are laws necessary in society?

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Differences in opinions, thoughts, perspectives, different cultures of people give rise to conflicts. These conflicts can be resolved impartially by the Judiciary.
Social justice and equality in society can be established with the help of law.
It also helps to bring weaker sections of the society, women, children differently-abled and transgenders into the mainstream of the society.
Law helps the common man to get the benefits of values of freedom, equality and democracy.
Law helps to protect the rights of the people.
It prevents emergence of repressive and authoritarian groups and individuals.
Hence, laws are necessary in society.

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