Dhaka, March 10 -- Moral policing is the enforcement of moral standards and social norms by societies or authorities to maintain social order. Although criticized for restricting individual freedom, its advocates argue that it maintains cultural values, prevents moral decadence and encourages collective responsibility. Societies have long regulated behavior through social norms and legislation, thus moral policing is a continuation of these traditions. When properly applied, it can deter behavior seen to be unwanted. For example, public nudity or drug consumption are to avert crime and increase stability in societies.However, the success of moral policing depends on the manner in which it is implemented. If excessively applied or practice...