If the people feel that a law is not easy to be followed, what can they do?

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- They can go to courts against the law.
- If a person feels that he has not been appointed for a certain job because of his religion or community he may go to court against this and get his grievances redressed.

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If the people feel that a law is not easy to be followed, what can they do?

- They can go to courts against the law. - If a person feels that he has not been appointed for a certain job because of his religion or community he may go to court against this and get his grievances redressed.

- They can go to courts against the law.
- If a person feels that he has not been appointed for a certain job because of his religion or community he may go to court against this and get his grievances redressed.