Approval will be held in the Board of Teaching New Law Code in LLB, these laws will also be taught to students of 5th semester

Bhaskar News | Ambikapur

The action of criminal cases in the police department started from Monday under three new laws of India justice (BNS), Indian Civil Protection Code (BNSS) and Indian Evidence Act 2023.

< P> Obviously, students studying LLB will also have to study about it. In view of this, the preparations have been completed to include these three new laws in the curriculum from the new session at the division’s largest Rajiv Gandhi Government Autonamus PG College. For this, the syllabus will be fixed in the meeting of the Board of Studies and the studies of these three subjects will start. The BNS and the Indian Evidence Act will be taught in the third semester.

Earlier it was taught the IPC and Evidence Act made by the British. Similarly, BNSS will now be taught instead of CRPC in Fourth Semester. The LLB course is three years old in six semesters. The college management has also prepared to teach new laws to students who are in the fifth semester, so that they do not face any problem after passout. LLB has 120 seats in the college. The entire course is taught to students in six semesters in three years. Earlier, IPC and Evidence Act were taught in third semester to LLB. The CRP is taught in the fourth semester. Currently, LLB has a total of 6 semesters.

first and second semester in the first year, third and fourth in the second year and teach fifth and sixth semester in third year. ^Our preparation is complete. The BCI (Bor Council of India) has also written a letter to the implementation of 3 new Law Code from this year. In a month, we will decide and implement the syllabus of the three new law codes in the study board. Efforts are made to teach students who have gone to the 5th semester, BNS, BNSS and new Indian evidence. For this, you will take a separate class, so that there is no problem after passout. -Brijesh Kumar, HOD, Law Department, Rajiv Gandhi Government Autonamus PG College, Ambikapur

come from all over the division. It is the only college in the division to study law, where law is studied. It is obvious that students from all over the division come here to study LLB. With the introduction of new laws, there is confusion among the students of law also what are the things in the new course and what they have to read.