People's Union of Civil Liberties (PUCL) is fighting for civil liberties for inhumans(reactionaries and anarchists who are unable to believe sense or word beyond what is seen and heard by their eyes and ears). Is it justified in civilised world ? I hereby ask. One can claim civil liberties only if he/she is not ambiguous,self-ignorant and adamant-mind. Isn't it ? Both morality and law are equally important for human to be human being by becoming again. Society is place of doing(being) but not place of saying(deceiving). Reactionaries and anarchists must note. Law prohibits teaching 5 socially vulnerables(Indian police,Indian judiciary,Indian Maoists,Hindu fundamentalists and low class immorals) by force when society is immature as they are supposed to know better by their own will when they are able to read better at the end of part two.




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