Series · 12 parts
How Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections 1–13 restate IPC title, definitions and punishments, including community service under section 4.
How Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita sections 1–13 restate IPC title, definitions and punishments, including community service under section 4.
BNS sections 14–44 compared with IPC Chapter IV — mistake, infancy, insanity, consent and the right of private defence.
Inchoate offences under BNS Chapter IV — abetment, conspiracy and attempt — and their IPC predecessors.
BNS Chapter V consolidates sexual offences, marriage offences, miscarriage and child offences formerly scattered in the IPC.
BNS homicide rules, section 103 group murder, negligence death, and new organised crime and terrorist-act offences.
Bodily offences under the BNS after the homicide block — hurt, wrongful confinement, kidnapping, abduction and trafficking.
War against the Government, section 152 sovereignty offences, election crimes and currency counterfeiting after the IPC sedition regime.
Rioting, promoting enmity, process offences and public-servant provisions in the BNS, including electronic communication and community service.
Perjury, fabricating evidence, screening offenders and related public-justice crimes under the BNS mapped from IPC Chapter XI.
Public nuisance, adulteration, rash driving, obscenity and religious offences as restated in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Property offences under BNS Chapter XVII, including the new snatching offence and renumbered theft, cheating and trespass rules.
Document offences, criminal intimidation, defamation and section 358 repeal and savings that close the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.