The laws made by the British will become 'past' after some days, know what will change with the introduction of the new criminal law

Police officials and law experts said that new laws for providing justice to the victims and for road safety are Section 106 (1), 106 (2) of BNS. Under this, there is a provision for strict punishment to stop the increasing incidents of hit and run. There is a misconception that the amount of fine is Rs 10 lakh. But this is completely wrong. The increased punishment of 10 years is for those who flee without reporting the hit and run case. The crime is still bailable, under section 106 (1) the case can be tried in the magistrate court. At present, in view of the protest, the government has paid attention to the voice raised by the truck drivers regarding the provision of 10 years imprisonment and fine under section 106 (2). After discussion with the representatives of All India Motor Transport Congress, it has become clear that these new laws and provisions have not been implemented yet.

3 new laws that will come into effect from July 1
1. Indian Judicial Code (BNS)
2. Indian Evidence Act 2023
3. Indian Civil Defence Code 2023

How many chapters, how many sections
1. There are 20 chapters under BNS(Indian Judicial Code)
2. BNS has 358 sections, IPC 1860 had 511 sections

Dangerous and habitual criminals will be handcuffed
Under the new law, the police have been given the power to handcuff a notorious criminal who habitually escapes from custody, is involved in gang wars, organised gangs, terrorist acts, illegal arms, murder, rape, acid attacks, counterfeit currency and crimes against the sovereignty, unity and integrity of the country. The police can handcuff him according to the situation.