New Criminal Laws: Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) with Comparative Table of the New Act with the Old Act is a meticulously organised reference guide to India’s new criminal law framework.
As the BNS replaces the Indian Penal Code (IPC) after over 160 years, this book bridges the gap between the historic and the modern legal approach to crime and justice in India.
The book is divided into seven well-structured chapters, covering the evolution of Indian law, key differences in BNS, classifications of offences, crimes against individuals and property, judicial procedures, and contemporary legal challenges. Each section delves deep into relevant sections of the BNS, offering concise explanations, context, and interpretations designed to aid comprehension for readers. at all levels.
Special attention is given to crimes affecting vulnerable groups, cyber and environmental crimes, and offences involving public and state interests. Moreover, the book includes a dedicated comparative table mapping provisions of the old IPC with their corresponding sections in the BNS-making it an indispensable tool for legal professionals and students during this transition.
Written in accessible language and aligned with the latest legal developments, this book not only clarifies legislative changes but also encourages informed discussion on justice reform. Whether used as a textbook, reference guide, or preparation tool, it aims to support a more effective understanding and application of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.