Section 33 BNSS : Duty to Inform Police
Section 33 BNSS : legal duty for every person to inform the police or Magistrate about certain serious crimes or plans to commit them. This section covers crimes like terrorism, rioting, murder attempt, and kidnapping.
BNSS Section 32 : Public Duty to Assist Police in Arrests
BNSS Section 32, which states that people must assist police officers during arrests or while preventing crimes, as long as the request is reasonable and lawful.
Section 31 of BNSS : Public When to Assist Magistrates and Police
Section 31 of BNSS : Public Assistance in Law Enforcement .
BNSS section 30 : Powers of Superior Officers of Police
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
Section 29 of BNSS : BNSS Section 29 outlines the procedures for transferring judicial powers when a Judge or Magistrate leaves office, ensuring a smooth transition in legal proceedings.
Section 28 BNSS : Withdrawal of Powers by Courts and Magistrates
Section 28 BNSS : BNSS Section 28 allows the High Court or Magistrates to withdraw powers earlier given to any officer or person to maintain legal discipline.
Section 27 of BNSS : Powers of Officers After Appointment or Transfer
Section 27 of BNSS :
Explains how officers retain legal powers during transfer to equal or higher posts unless directed otherwise.