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According to the new order, every person will notify the police station in any case by phone or email. The police will have to register an FIR immediately.
Many new provisions are made in the laws of the country for the convenience of the common people. Among the new provisions that are going to be laid down in the law from July 1, the most important is the FIR registration process. According to the new directive, anyone can contact any case by phone or email.
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It is certain that the applicant or someone on his behalf will be required to come to the police station within three days and sign the FIR registered with the police. Complaints are often received that the police do not register an FIR even several days after fraud, robbery and sometimes even an assault. The victims have to make rounds at police stations to register cases, with the new provision such complaints will no longer exist.
Let us know what will change in the law with the new instructions…
The matter will not last long, DSP will have to investigate in 14 days
People’s biggest problem in registering FIR will be removed from July 1. As soon as a telephone complaint is filed, the police will have to register a case immediately. Not only that, any victim in any corner of the country will be able to report the incident by reaching any other country at any time.
Like if a person from Raipur goes to Bangalore or Mumbai. He had an incident there. If for some reason or at that time he was unable to get to the police station there to file a complaint and had to return immediately, he can go to any police station in Ripur and file a report about the incident.
The police will register an FIR at zero here and forward the case log to the concerned police station. Apart from this, the police will not be able to extend any case in the name of investigation. A DSP rank officer will have to investigate within 14 days.
Terrorism case: UAPA or Section 113, the state police will investigate
A provision was established in section 113 for cases against those who carry out terrorist activities and act against the integrity and unity of the state. UAPA is also registered in such cases, but in 99% of the cases where UAPA is registered, the central agency investigates. Now if section 113 is registered, the state police can investigate.
But in which case to register UAPA and in that case to register a crime under section 113, it will be decided by officers of SP rank and above.
According to the new order, every person will notify the police station in any case by phone or email. The police will have to register an FIR immediately.
File copying is now non-guaranteed
- In the event of an assault or any other case, the doctors will have to report immediately.
- Defendants in serious cases can also be presented in court in handcuffs.
- In cases of rape by luring someone into marriage, cases will be registered according to Article 69.
- Serious organized crimes will be under the authority of Article 111. So far Article 34 has been registered.
- A case under Section 112 on petty organized crimes like gambling, cheating in exams. These are non-guaranteed. So far, bail has been given from the police station under 13 gambling laws.
- Actions will be taken under Section 95 against those who incite minors to commit crimes.
- The cheating will end, but now a case under 152 will be registered. Increasing the minimum sentence from 3 to 7 years.
- If a person simply catches someone in the act of committing a crime, he will have to hand him over to the police within 6 hours.
What major changes have taken place in the Indian Judiciary Code?
- 20 new crimes have been added to the Indian Penal Code (BNS).
- Order for punishment for organized crime, hit and run, lynch mob.
- The documents include electronic and digital records.
- 19 existing provisions in the IPC have been removed.
- The prison sentence was aggravated in 33 crimes.
- The penalty was aggravated in 83 crimes.
- There is a provision for the punishment of community service in six crimes.
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