New Criminal Laws: Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) with Comparative Table of the New Act with the Old Act is an essential legal resource that presents a structured analysis of India’s newly implemented evidence law. Crafted for legal scholars, practitioners, students, and law enforcement officials alike, the book delves into the various aspects of the BSA, highlighting its practical applications and theoretical foundations. This book provides clear, concise commentary on each chapter, including Preliminary Provisions, Citizen Rights, Law Enforcement, Judicial Process, National Security, and Dispute Resolution. A special feature of this edition is the inclusion of a comprehensive comparative table juxtaposing the key sections of the BSA with their counterparts in the previous Act. This comparative approach not only enhances understanding but also sheds light on the major legal reforms undertaken. Written in accessible language and aligned with current legal developments, this book serves both as a textbook and a reference guide. It aims to foster clarity around procedural law, rules of evidence, and the roles of various institutions in upholding justice. By bridging the gap between the past and the future of criminal jurisprudence in India, this book aspires to support legal education, promote informed practice, and contribute meaningfully to the discourse on justice and law reform.