Section 41 of BNSS : Section 41: Arrest by Magistrate.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A local festival is taking place in a small town in Maharashtra. During the festival, a fight breaks out between two groups, and one person is severely injured. The fight happens right in front of the local Executive Magistrate, who is attending the festival.
Application of Section 41: The Executive Magistrate, witnessing the offence, immediately intervenes. He orders a nearby police officer to arrest the individuals involved in the fight. The police officer follows the Magistrate's order and arrests the offenders. The Magistrate then ensures that the arrested individuals are taken into custody and informs them about their right to apply for bail.
Example 2:
Scenario: A Judicial Magistrate is conducting a court session in his chamber in Delhi. During the session, a person in the courtroom starts threatening a witness, attempting to intimidate them into changing their testimony.
Application of Section 41: The Judicial Magistrate, observing the offence happening in ...
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