BNSS Section 54 : How Police Identify Arrested Persons
Introduction to BNSS Section 54 BNSS Section 54 talks about the legal process of identifying a person who has been arrested for a crime. If the police believe that someone needs to identify the accused (like a witness or victim), they can ask the court to allow an identification process. This section also ensures that […]
BNSS Section 53 : Medical Exam Rules for Arrested People.
Introduction of Section 53 of BNSS BNSS Section 53 talks about the medical examination of any person who is arrested. As soon as someone is arrested, a medical officer from the central or state government must check the person’s physical condition. If a government medical officer is not available, any registered doctor can do this […]
BNSS Section 52 : Medical Exam of Rape Accused
BNSS Section 52 explains medical examination of a rape accused by a registered medical practitioner for collecting evidence like DNA samples.
Section 51 of BNSS : Medical Examination of Arrested Person
Introduction of Section 51 of BNSS Section 51 of BNSS talks about the medical examination of a person who is arrested, when the police believe that examining the person’s body may give important evidence about the crime. For example, in cases like rape, assault, or physical violence, medical tests can help prove if the crime […]
Section 50 of BNSS : Police Power to Take Dangerous Weapons After Arrest
Section 50 of BNSS : Police taking a weapon from an arrested person to ensure public safety and follow legal process.
Section 49 of BNSS : Search of Arrested Persons.
Section 49 of BNSS : Visual representation of the legal procedures under BNSS Section 49 regarding the search of an arrested person, emphasizing transparency and the rights of the individual.
Section 48 BNSS : Obligation to Notify Arrested Person’s Family
Section 48 BNSS : Inform the relatives or friends of an arrested person and provide details about their location. This is to safeguard the arrested person’s rights during the arrest process.