Vikrant Shekhawat : Sep 05, 2024, 08:41 AM
Kim Jong: In every country, the death penalty is implemented only for extremely serious crimes, and in many countries there is no provision for the death penalty. But North Korea has recently put forward a case that has shocked the international community. North Korea's ruler King Kim Jong-un has ordered the death penalty for 30 officials responsible for the terrible floods in his country, which shows the seriousness of this country's method of punishment.Devastation of terrible floodsIn the month of July, the floods in North Korea caused massive devastation in Chagang province. This natural disaster killed 4,000 people and destroyed thousands of homes. Due to the floods, many people were forced to leave their homes and had to take refuge in various other areas. Due to this disaster, there was a massive loss of life and property in North Korea, in which 7,410 acres of agricultural land and a lot of infrastructure were also destroyed.Death penalty for officialsAfter this devastating flood, the North Korean government planned to take strict action against the officials who were responsible for preventing the flood. According to media reports from South Korea, North Korean officials failed to handle the potential flood situation, due to which strict punishment has been announced. King Kim Jong-un ordered that these officials be hanged directly, instead of giving them jail sentence or fine.North Korea's judicial approachThis move by North Korea shows how seriously administrative failures are taken in the country. Death penalty is a punishment that not only reflects the seriousness of the crime, but also sends a message by the government to prevent such crimes in future. This situation has caught the attention of international human rights organizations and the global community, who are expressing concern about the cruelty of this punishment and its impact on human rights.ConclusionThis move after the flood in North Korea has shocked the whole world. This incident not only highlights the depth of punishment for administrative failure, but also reflects the harshness of North Korea's judicial system. After this incident, serious discussions have started in the global community in this direction, which forces us to think whether such punishment is fair and effective.