If there are loopholes in the law of the land, it has to be addressed to without any further delay. We have paid a heavy price for complacency and cannot afford to keep doing it anymore. If there aren't enough laws to protect us from the presence of criminals, it is the responsibility of the lawmakers of the country to get into the act. We simply cannot afford to blame that too on the effects of colonialism or on the efficiency of a former English cop. Dealing with the criminals should be left to the professionals.
Cricket can definitely deal with issues at a cricketing level.
It is about time we had a debate about stripping the individual honours that stand in the name of the tainted players. Gavaskar is the present chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee-Playing. If his suggestion that was made exactly a year ago has not been put through a proper debate to lead to a conclusive action, we are indeed still struggling with our present.