An Act to consolidate and amend the provisions relating to offences and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
BE it enacted by Parliament in the Seventy-fourth Year of the Republic of India as follows:––
The BNS was enacted to replace the centuries-long Indian Penal Code (IPC), 1860. The main idea behind replacing the older regime was to remove the colonial presence from criminal laws as stated by Home Minister Amit Shah in his Parliamentary speech during presenting three new criminal laws.
The BNS provides community service as a form of punishment for the first time. Some offences have been made gender neutral. Some new offences are also added in new BNS such as offence related to organised crime and terrorist act.
Introduction Constitutional Framework under Article 107 for passing of Ordinary BillsText of the provisionInterpretation of the…
Section 145. ProcedureEnforcement and Alteration of Maintenance order under BNSSSection 146. Alteration in allowanceInterpretation of…
IntroductionPurpose of Section 144 BNSSBeneficiaries eligible to claim Maintenance ‘Unable to maintain herself’ Judicial Interpretation Who can…
IntroductionExplanation of Anti Defection LawHow this situation is under exception or not? Interpretation by AAP and other…
Introduction In any egalitarian society, inclusion is a fundamental aspect. A progressive society moves towards…
IntroductionSection 479 of BNSS:Release of a person under Section 479 BNSS is subject to Judicial…