Officers gave information about new law in school

City Reporter | Police Inspector Ashok Kumar Singh and Police Station Dhananjay Rai organized a school in Mashrak

Mashrak police station premises. Apart from all the police officers of the police station, the head of the area, BDC, councilor, intellectual and social workers were present. Giving special information about the three new laws implemented in the country from today, justice, justice for mob lynching, Police Inspector Ashok Kumar Singh also said that Indian Code of Justice, Indian Civil Protection Code and Indian Evidence Act from Monday from Monday Applied in According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, this change will establish a system that will provide justice to any victim in three years. The three laws were passed by Parliament in the winter session last year. The new laws have replaced the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) and Evidence Act in the country. Station Head Dhananjay Rai said that in the new law, Section 375 and 376 will be instead of Section 63 for rape. Section of gang rape will be 70. Section 101 will be instead of Section 302 for murder. The Lok Sabha passed these three bills on 20 December and the Rajya Sabha on 21 December. 21 new crimes have been added to the Indian Code, 2023. It also has a new crime of mob lynching. Apart from this, punishment has been increased in 41 different offenses, fine has increased in 82 offenses, there are 25 offenses in which minimum punishment has been introduced. In six offenses, community service has been accepted as punishment and 19 sections have been canceled. Similarly, there will be 170 sections under the Indian Evidence Act, 2023. A total of 24 sections have changed. New streams and vicers have been added. Station Head Dhananjay Rai said that the government believes that justice will be given soon with the implementation of new laws and the charge sheet will be filed within the stipulated time. To gather evidence, 900 forensic vans are being paired with 850 police stations across the country. Justice will not be expensive for the poor. According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, Civil Protection Code, 2023 nine new sections and 39 new sub -sections have been added. Apart from this, there are 44 new interpretations and clarification couples and 14 sections have been canceled.