BNSS
The BNSS is the current general criminal-procedure framework covering investigation, arrest, bail, trials, appeals and related processes.
An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to criminal procedure.
Effective from 1 July 2024 except the First Schedule entry relating to BNS section 106(2), which S.O. 848(E) expressly excluded; always check the statutory text, later notifications and transition rules.
Instrument-level transitions are verified first. Section-to-section mappings are published separately because one old provision can split into several new provisions, or vice versa.
The BNSS commenced on 1 July 2024 except the First Schedule entry relating to BNS section 106(2), which the commencement notification expressly excluded. The historic CrPC remains relevant where savings or transition provisions apply.
Start with plain-language rights, duties, common situations and safe next steps; then open the dated official text.
Use the effective-date version, amendments, commencement material, cross-references and primary authorities.
Study the structure, key concepts, legislative history, provision crosswalks and leading interpretations.
Use source provenance, version history, machine-readable relations and change events for reproducible research.
Valid 1 July 2024 onward
Complete section text imported from India Code and hash-verified. Provision correspondence is sourced separately from NCRB Sankalan.
The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 came into force on 1 July 2024 except the First Schedule entry relating to BNS section 106(2), which S.O. 848(E) expressly excluded.