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Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS)

BNSS Section 35 : Police Arrest Without Warrant .

Police Arrest Without Warrant.

BNSS Section 35 : explains when police can arrest without a warrant, outlining legal conditions, safeguards, and citizens’ rights under the law.

BNSS Section 34 : Duty of Village Officers and Residents to Report Crimes and Suspicious Activities

Illustration of village officer reporting suspicious activity to police under BNSS Section 34.

BNSS Section 34 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 requires every village officer and resident to report criminal activities, suspicious deaths, and visits of known offenders to the nearest Magistrate or police station without delay.

Section 33 BNSS : Duty to Inform Police

Illustration of public reporting serious crimes to police under BNSS Section 33 .

Section 33 BNSS : makes it a legal duty for every person to inform the police or Magistrate about serious crimes or plans to commit them.

BNSS Section 32 : Public Duty to Assist Police in Arrests

Illustration showing people helping a police officer under BNSS Section 32 law

BNSS Section 32, requires citizens to help police officers in lawful arrests or emergencies when asked, ensuring law and order through public support and co-operation.

Section 31 of BNSS : Public When to Assist Magistrates and Police .

BNSS Section 31 - Public Obligations to Assist Police and Magistrates.

Section 31 of BNSS explains the legal duty of citizens to reasonably assist police or Magistrates in arrests, preventing public disorder, and protecting public property

BNSS section 30 : Powers of Superior Officers of Police .

Superior police officers using SHO-level powers across their jurisdiction under BNSS Section 30 .

BNSS Section 30 empowers superior officers of police to act with the same authority as a station officer within their appointed area, ensuring faster law enforcement and better control.

Section 29 of BNSS : Powers of Judges and Magistrates Exercisable by Their Successors-in-Office .

BNSS Section 29 explaining powers of Judges and Magistrates transferred to their successors-in-office .

Section 29 of BNSS : ensures smooth transfer of powers from Judges and Magistrates to their successors, keeping court cases continuous and justice uninterrupted.

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