The Delhi Police are all set to implement the three new criminal laws which will come into effect across the country from Monday, bringing widespread changes in India's criminal justice system and ending colonial-era laws.

Delhi Police ready to implement new criminal laws which come into effect on July 1

Three new criminal laws- Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam came into effect across India on Monday, July 1. Watch in for more details!

India's three new criminal laws come into effect

Three new criminal laws will come into effect across India from Monday, bringing widespread changes in India's criminal justice system and ending colonial-era laws. Watch in for more details!

India: 3 new criminal laws to replace colonial-era codes

The Modi govt wants to revamp India’s judicial system by replacing criminal laws such as the Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure, and the Indian Evidence Act which were made during the British era. For this, three new bills were introduced in the Lok Sabha on August 11, the last day of the monsoon session. Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in Parliament that the purpose of these three new bills is not to punish but to give justice. Currently, these bills have been sent to the Standing Committee for review. But why was this overhaul needed and what kind of changes have been made to it? Senior Supreme Court advocate Sidharth Luthra explains the changes that these three bills propose to the existing laws.

Are three bills replacing India’s criminal laws a step in the right direction?

The Modi govt wants to revamp India’s judicial system by replacing criminal laws such as the Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure, and the Indian Evidence Act which were made during the British era. On August 11, the final day of the monsoon session, three new bills were introduced in the Lok Sabha to address this. Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in Parliament that the purpose of these three new bills is not to punish but to give justice. Currently, these bills have been sent to the Standing Committee for review. But why was this overhaul needed and what kind of changes have been made to it? Senior Supreme Court advocate Sidharth Luthra explains further.

'Alternative sentencing will take the load off the prison system'

The NDA government has decided to overhaul the criminal justice system in the country. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has introduced three new bills in the lower house and as per the senior minister they are aimed at replacing the British-era laws.

India | Big revamp of Indian Criminal Laws: Government's three new bills to overhaul Criminal Laws

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited veteran lawyer Ram Jethmalani's residence in Delhi to pay his last respect to him on Sunday. Jethmalani was a veteran lawyer and former Union Minister who passed away at age 95 in Delhi on Sunday morning.

PM Narendra Modi visits Ram Jethmalani's residence to pay his last respect

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