By M H Ahssan / INN Bureau
Any argument that has even a half-measure of merit in it can be made to sound unreasonable by twisting it and taking it to absurd lengths. The response of politicians – across the spectrum – to the Supreme Court ruling on Thursday that a person who is in the lawful custody of either the police of the judiciary cannot contest an election to a legislative body illustrates this axiom at work.
Virtually every party spokesperson claimed on camera that the Supreme Court’s intervention – in the interest of decriminalising politics – was a welcome initiative.
Any argument that has even a half-measure of merit in it can be made to sound unreasonable by twisting it and taking it to absurd lengths. The response of politicians – across the spectrum – to the Supreme Court ruling on Thursday that a person who is in the lawful custody of either the police of the judiciary cannot contest an election to a legislative body illustrates this axiom at work.
Virtually every party spokesperson claimed on camera that the Supreme Court’s intervention – in the interest of decriminalising politics – was a welcome initiative.

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