Section 264 of BNSS : Section 264: Conviction on plea of guilty.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi was caught by the police for theft in a local market. The police conducted an investigation and filed a report against Ravi. During the trial, the Magistrate asked Ravi if he wanted to plead guilty or not guilty. Ravi admitted to the theft and pleaded guilty. The Magistrate recorded Ravi's plea and, using his discretion, decided to convict Ravi based on his admission of guilt. Ravi was then sentenced according to the law for theft.

Example 2:

Meena was accused of causing a public disturbance by engaging in a fight at a community event. The police investigated the incident and submitted a report to the court. During the trial, Meena was given the opportunity to plead guilty or not guilty. Meena chose to plead guilty, acknowledging her involvement in the disturbance. The Magistrate recorded her plea and, exercising his discretion, convicted Meena based on her guilty plea. Meena received a penalty appropriate for causing a public disturbance.