268 BNS : Personation of an assessor.
268 BNS (Personation of an Assessor) – Explained with meaning, punishment, bailability, cognizability, examples, and comparison with IPC 229. Learn how this law protects judicial integrity.
267 BNS : Intentional disrespect or interruption of a public servant while in judicial proceeding.
267 BNS – punishment for intentional insult or interruption to public servants in judicial proceedings. Compare with IPC 228.
266 BNS : Violation of condition of remission of punishment.
266 BNS explains punishment for violating conditional remission of sentence. Learn meaning, key points, punishment, bailability, and comparison with IPC 227 in a clear, simple way.
265 BNS : Resistance or obstruction to arrest, or escape or rescue, in cases not otherwise covered .
265 BNS explains punishment for resisting arrest, escape, or rescue from custody in cases not covered elsewhere. Cognizable & bailable.
264 BNS : Omission to apprehend, or sufferance of escape, on part of public servant, in cases not otherwise, provided for.
264 BNS — plain-language guide to omissions by public servants: meaning, examples, punishments (intentional vs negligent), and IPC 225-A comparison.
263 BNS : Resistance or obstruction to lawful apprehension of another person.
263 BNS — resistance or obstruction to another’s lawful arrest explained. Meaning, punishments, bailability, cognizability, examples & IPC 225 comparison.
262 BNS : Resistance or obstruction by a person to his lawful apprehension
262 BNS — plain guide to resisting lawful arrest or escape: meaning, punishments, bailability, and a clean comparison with IPC 223.