this explains Contemporary Crisis of Legitimation of Legislation

1. Contemporary Crisis of
Legitimation of Legislation
By
Mahesh Jaiwantrao Patil
M.A. (Political Science), M.Phil, NET, SET, &
Ph.D (Pursuing)
Assistant Professor,
Narayanrao Chavan Law College, Nanded,
Maharashtra, India
Cell No.(+91) 09860816313.

2.  Legitimacy is the confidence of the people In
the existing political system.
 It promotes to the population accepts
naturally without questioning the
organization to which it belongs.
 A government is said to be legitimate if the
people to whom its orders are directed
believe that the structure, procedure, acts ,
decision, policies, officials or leaders of the
government posses the quality .

3.  Political authority is based on the
acceptance of the right to rule is called
legitimacy.
 It is the principle which indicates the
acceptance on the part of the public of the
occupancy of a political office by a particular
person, or the exercise of power by a person
or group on the grounds that occupancy or
exercise of power is in accordance with
some generally accepted principles and
procedures of enforcement of authority.

4.  It represent the state of affairs which
threatens with the loss of capacity to imagine
,prepare and build the future.
 A crisis is not a situation. It is incapacity to
act.
 Crisis is occurred when government is
unable to fulfill the basic need of the country
and whenever the people are exploited and
suppressed.
 In Indian case there is lack of respect for law.
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5.  Most people regard the rules as irritating
inconveniences to be followed only if other
alternatives are more irritating, more costly
or unavailable.
 Corruption violates on all side the values of
legalism.
 People abuse power due to its practice of
corruption and the law takes a back seat in
term of both social consciousness and
social organization.

6.  Group Interest .
 Inequity.
 No equal distribution of goods and
resources.
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7.  Right to recall.
 Uneducated leader rule over educated &
Intellectual people.
 Leaders feel themselves as Superior person
than voters.
 Numbers of dangerous scam.
 Criminals- high dignitaries in society – political
leaders and Goondas.
 Role of Goondas in election time for rigging of
voters.

8.  Black money of politician.
 Police is unable due to muscle, money and
political power.
 Rowdy Sheeters.
 Dacoits became the member of Parliament (
MP) – Phoolan Devi.
 Rape, Murder, dacoits has been registered on
some MPs.
 Role of Swamijis who influences the ministers
and officers and get their work done easily.
 Party politics –different parties get power at
central and state level- conflict of power.
 Overlapping the administration.

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