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Find the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita or Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam section that replaced a familiar IPC, CrPC or Evidence Act provision.

  • IPC 34BNS 3(5)Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention
  • IPC 120BBNS 61(2)Punishment of criminal conspiracy
  • IPC 124ABNS 152Sedition — replaced by acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity of India
  • IPC 141BNS 189(1)Unlawful assembly
  • IPC 147BNS 191(2)Rioting
  • IPC 148BNS 191(3)Rioting, armed with deadly weapon
  • IPC 153ABNS 196Promoting enmity between groups
  • IPC 191BNS 227Giving false evidence
  • IPC 193BNS 229Punishment for false evidence
  • IPC 279BNS 281Rash driving or riding on a public way
  • IPC 294BNS 296Obscene acts and songs
  • IPC 299BNS 100Culpable homicide
  • IPC 300BNS 101Murder (definition)
  • IPC 302BNS 103(1)Punishment for murder
  • IPC 304BNS 105Culpable homicide not amounting to murder
  • IPC 304ABNS 106(1)Causing death by negligence
  • IPC 304BBNS 80Dowry death
  • IPC 306BNS 108Abetment of suicide
  • IPC 307BNS 109Attempt to murder
  • IPC 308BNS 110Attempt to commit culpable homicide
  • IPC 319BNS 114Hurt (definition)
  • IPC 320BNS 116Grievous hurt (definition)
  • IPC 323BNS 115(2)Voluntarily causing hurt
  • IPC 324BNS 118(1)Voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons
  • IPC 325BNS 117(2)Voluntarily causing grievous hurt
  • IPC 326BNS 118(2)Grievous hurt by dangerous weapons
  • IPC 332BNS 121(1)Hurt to deter public servant from duty
  • IPC 336BNS 125Act endangering life or personal safety of others
  • IPC 337BNS 125(a)Causing hurt by act endangering life
  • IPC 338BNS 125(b)Causing grievous hurt by act endangering life
  • IPC 339BNS 126(1)Wrongful restraint (definition)
  • IPC 341BNS 126(2)Punishment for wrongful restraint
  • IPC 340BNS 127(1)Wrongful confinement (definition)
  • IPC 342BNS 127(2)Punishment for wrongful confinement
  • IPC 353BNS 132Assault or criminal force to deter public servant
  • IPC 354BNS 74Assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty
  • IPC 354ABNS 75Sexual harassment
  • IPC 354BBNS 76Assault with intent to disrobe a woman
  • IPC 354CBNS 77Voyeurism
  • IPC 354DBNS 78Stalking
  • IPC 363BNS 137(2)Punishment for kidnapping
  • IPC 364ABNS 140(2)Kidnapping for ransom
  • IPC 366BNS 87Kidnapping or inducing a woman to compel marriage
  • IPC 370BNS 143Trafficking of persons
  • IPC 375BNS 63Rape (definition)
  • IPC 376BNS 64Punishment for rape
  • IPC 376DBNS 70(1)Gang rape
  • IPC 378BNS 303(1)Theft (definition)
  • IPC 379BNS 303(2)Punishment for theft
  • IPC 380BNS 305(a)Theft in a dwelling house
  • IPC 383BNS 308(1)Extortion (definition)
  • IPC 384BNS 308(2)Punishment for extortion
  • IPC 390BNS 309(1)Robbery (definition)
  • IPC 392BNS 309(4)Punishment for robbery
  • IPC 391BNS 310(1)Dacoity (definition)
  • IPC 395BNS 310(2)Punishment for dacoity
  • IPC 403BNS 314Dishonest misappropriation of property
  • IPC 405BNS 316(1)Criminal breach of trust (definition)
  • IPC 406BNS 316(2)Punishment for criminal breach of trust
  • IPC 409BNS 316(5)Criminal breach of trust by public servant, banker or agent
  • IPC 411BNS 317(2)Dishonestly receiving stolen property
  • IPC 415BNS 318(1)Cheating (definition)
  • IPC 417BNS 318(2)Punishment for cheating
  • IPC 419BNS 319(2)Cheating by personation
  • IPC 420BNS 318(4)Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property
  • IPC 441BNS 329(1)Criminal trespass (definition)
  • IPC 447BNS 329(3)Punishment for criminal trespass
  • IPC 448BNS 329(4)Punishment for house-trespass
  • IPC 463BNS 336(1)Forgery (definition)
  • IPC 465BNS 336(2)Punishment for forgery
  • IPC 467BNS 338Forgery of valuable security, will, etc.
  • IPC 468BNS 336(3)Forgery for purpose of cheating
  • IPC 469BNS 336(4)Forgery to harm reputation
  • IPC 471BNS 340(2)Using a forged document as genuine
  • IPC 489ABNS 178Counterfeiting currency notes
  • IPC 494BNS 82(1)Marrying again during lifetime of spouse (bigamy)
  • IPC 498ABNS 85Cruelty by husband or his relatives (cruelty defined in s.86)
  • IPC 499BNS 356(1)Defamation (definition)
  • IPC 500BNS 356(2)Punishment for defamation
  • IPC 503BNS 351(1)Criminal intimidation (definition)
  • IPC 504BNS 352Intentional insult to provoke breach of peace
  • IPC 506BNS 351(2)Punishment for criminal intimidation (aggravated form: 351(3))
  • IPC 509BNS 79Word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman
  • IPC 511BNS 62Attempting to commit offences
  • CrPC 41BNSS 35Arrest without warrant
  • CrPC 41ABNSS 35(3)Notice of appearance before police officer
  • CrPC 41DBNSS 38Right of arrested person to meet an advocate during interrogation
  • CrPC 46(4)BNSS 43(5)No arrest of a woman after sunset and before sunrise, except in exceptional circumstances
  • CrPC 50BNSS 47Grounds of arrest and right to bail to be informed
  • CrPC 50ABNSS 48Duty to inform a relative or friend of the arrest
  • CrPC 54BNSS 53Medical examination of arrested person
  • CrPC 57BNSS 58No detention beyond 24 hours without a Magistrate's order
  • CrPC 91BNSS 94Summons to produce document or thing
  • CrPC 125BNSS 144Maintenance of wives, children and parents
  • CrPC 145BNSS 164Dispute concerning land or water likely to cause breach of peace
  • CrPC 154BNSS 173Information in cognizable cases — FIR (includes e-FIR and Zero FIR)
  • CrPC 156(3)BNSS 175(3)Magistrate's power to order investigation
  • CrPC 161BNSS 180Examination of witnesses by police
  • CrPC 164BNSS 183Recording of confessions and statements by Magistrate
  • CrPC 167BNSS 187Procedure when investigation cannot be completed in 24 hours (remand, default bail)
  • CrPC 173BNSS 193Police report on completion of investigation (charge-sheet)
  • CrPC 190BNSS 210Cognizance of offences by Magistrates
  • CrPC 200BNSS 223Examination of complainant
  • CrPC 204BNSS 227Issue of process
  • CrPC 207BNSS 230Supply of police report and documents to accused
  • CrPC 227BNSS 250Discharge in sessions trial
  • CrPC 228BNSS 251Framing of charge in sessions trial
  • CrPC 239BNSS 262Discharge in warrant case
  • CrPC 313BNSS 351Power to examine the accused
  • CrPC 319BNSS 358Power to proceed against other persons appearing to be guilty
  • CrPC 320BNSS 359Compounding of offences
  • CrPC 357BNSS 395Order to pay compensation
  • CrPC 372BNSS 413No appeal except as provided; appeal by victim
  • CrPC 374BNSS 415Appeals from convictions
  • CrPC 378BNSS 419Appeal in case of acquittal
  • CrPC 389BNSS 430Suspension of sentence pending appeal; release on bail
  • CrPC 397BNSS 438Calling for records to exercise powers of revision
  • CrPC 401BNSS 442High Court's powers of revision
  • CrPC 406BNSS 446Power of Supreme Court to transfer cases
  • CrPC 407BNSS 447Power of High Court to transfer cases
  • CrPC 436BNSS 478Bail in bailable offences
  • CrPC 436ABNSS 479Maximum period of detention of an undertrial prisoner
  • CrPC 437BNSS 480Bail in non-bailable offences
  • CrPC 438BNSS 482Anticipatory bail
  • CrPC 439BNSS 483Special powers of High Court or Court of Session regarding bail
  • CrPC 451BNSS 497Custody and disposal of property pending trial
  • CrPC 457BNSS 503Procedure on seizure of property by police
  • CrPC 468BNSS 514Bar to taking cognizance after lapse of period of limitation
  • CrPC 482BNSS 528Saving of inherent powers of High Court (quashing)
  • IEA 3BSA 2Definitions
  • IEA 24BSA 22Confession caused by inducement, threat or promise
  • IEA 25BSA 23(1)Confession to police officer not to be proved
  • IEA 26BSA 23(2)Confession in police custody
  • IEA 32BSA 26Statements of persons who cannot be called as witnesses (dying declaration)
  • IEA 45BSA 39Opinions of experts
  • IEA 60BSA 55Oral evidence must be direct
  • IEA 61BSA 56Proof of contents of documents
  • IEA 62BSA 57Primary evidence
  • IEA 63BSA 58Secondary evidence
  • IEA 65BBSA 63Admissibility of electronic records (certificate)
  • IEA 74BSA 74Public documents
  • IEA 101BSA 104Burden of proof
  • IEA 106BSA 109Burden of proving fact especially within knowledge
  • IEA 113ABSA 117Presumption as to abetment of suicide by a married woman
  • IEA 113BBSA 118Presumption as to dowry death
  • IEA 114BSA 119Court may presume existence of certain facts
  • IEA 118BSA 124Who may testify
  • IEA 126BSA 132Professional communications (advocate–client privilege)
  • IEA 133BSA 138Accomplice
  • IEA 137BSA 142Examination-in-chief, cross-examination and re-examination
  • IEA 145BSA 148Cross-examination as to previous statements in writing
  • IEA 154BSA 157Question by party to his own witness (hostile witness)
  • IEA 165BSA 168Judge's power to put questions or order production

Which law applies? Offences committed before 1 July 2024 are generally governed by the IPC, and investigations, trials and appeals pending on that date continue under the CrPC (BNSS s.531). New offences such as organised crime (BNS s.111), terrorist act (BNS s.113), snatching (BNS s.304) and mob lynching (BNS s.103(2)) have no exact IPC equivalent.

This table is a general guide for convenience. Always verify against the bare Act before citing a provision; it is not legal advice.

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