The investigating officer will have to send a video of the opportunity and send it to the State and National Crime Bureau

Bhaskar News | Neemkathana

three new laws BNS, BNSS and BSA are being implemented in the country from July 1, replacing IPC, CRPC and Indian Evidence Act running since the British period. Under this, the police will have to make a mimo on the spot by videography of the criminal’s house, search and seizure.

also will have to upload the video on the app. The three new laws are the Code of India (BNS), the Indian Civil Protection Code (BNSS) and the Indian Evidence Act (BSA). Police officers and personnel have been trained as a trial regarding new laws. The current law will be implemented from July 1, instead of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) and Indian Evidence Act. Awareness campaign will be conducted through every police station, school-college and organizations in the district regarding three laws. In this, people will be informed about new laws.

Changes in sections like murder, attempt to murder and rape: Section 302 of the IPC to be imposed in murder cases will now be called Section 101. Section 420 to be imposed for fraud will now be Section 316. Section 307 of attempt to murder will now be called 109. Section 376 to be imposed for rape will now be 63. {The Indian Civil Protection Code (BNSS) will have 533 sections. 160 sections of CRPC have been replaced. 9 new streams have been added and 9 have been removed. {There will be 356 sections in the Code of India Justice (BNS). 175 sections of IPC have been changed. 8 new streams have been added and 22 have been removed. {170 sections are included in the Indian Evidence Bill. , The Evidence Act had the first 167 sections. The 23 sections have been changed. The Rajasthan government is creating an app regarding new laws. All videos will be recorded and stored in it. The video will be uploaded to the cloud through this application. After this, you can be seen on CCTNS by accessing the website. The talk of recording video in the police department and uploading it on the app remains a matter of discussion. No separate cameras have been given for this in police stations. In such a situation, the investigating officers will have to make a video from the mobile on the spot and upload it on the app and send the State Crime Record Bureau and National Crime Record Bureau. Also, a forensic investigation will have to be done in crimes with more than seven years. All districts of the state do not have advance forensic labs.