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An abuse of authority is to have contempt for a policy or order. Abuse of authority has its cause when a need of the person cannot be fulfilled because of the policy made by the authority. The abuse of the authority may arise due to the dislike of a leader or the person in authority. Abuse of authority may be due to the personal disorder or the anomaly that one has in his character to do just the opposite. An abuse of authority may arise due to ignorance. A person acts spontaneously according to his perception or need. But that action really contradicts the established law.
What precautions can be taken for the protection from the abuse of authority?
1. Instruction and information. A wide information should be given though the free notices, advertisement and posters attached in public squares, Radio and TV broadcasting.
2. Inserting the instructions in the language text books or the relevant text books.
3. Printing the manuals and making it available in .libraries and book shops.
4. Conducting the seminars to people from each age group.
5. Conducting camps, asking the volunteers to propagate door to door
6. Observation and fraternal correction, - Must inform the person about his action and instruct properly on the consequences.
7. Sending the "Show Cause" notice and asking for the justification
8. Imposing fine for transgressing the law
9. Filing the case in the court and dealing with the case and punishing accordingly.
One should keep in mind that while taking or adapting a measurement to protect from the abuse of authority, must not lack respect to the person, but the wrong should confronted and dealt with a dialogue and baring the responsibility to set right for the wrong or damage caused.
The person can be punished by not giving promotion in the salary, by de promoting, or giving a transfer or imposing the fine. To rectify the fault or the abuse one can be asked to ask pardon in public and impose heavy amount of money. But these measures may not bring a change in the attitude of the person.
A most right thing to do would be to take up some measurement not to hurt the self esteem of the person and to bring a change in the attitude. In certain enterprises it may be a trial to give responsibility to the person who abuses the authority but the one who deals with the person who abuses the authority, must be mature otherwise by trying to punish the culprit one may gain only hatred and the revenge.
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