Police Powers (As Per New Criminal Laws: BNS, BNSS, BSA 2023) EDITION 2025(Paperback, Kush Kalra) | Zipri.in
Police Powers (As Per New Criminal Laws: BNS, BNSS, BSA 2023) EDITION 2025(Paperback, Kush Kalra)

Police Powers (As Per New Criminal Laws: BNS, BNSS, BSA 2023) EDITION 2025(Paperback, Kush Kalra)

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The extension of police custody is seen by many scholars and activists as regressive, potentially undermining rights to life and fair trial The discretion granted to law enforcement—such as deciding which law (old or new) to apply—raises concerns about inconsistent or arbitrary enforcement Critics argue some provisions may tilt the balance toward state power at the expense of individual freedoms, triggering debates about the scope and intent of these reforms. In Odisha, cases involving mob lynching, terrorism, or organized crime must now be directly monitored by Superintendents of Police (SPs), not lower ranks Nashik is expanding its forensic capabilities by deploying additional vans to ensure timely crime scene recording and evidence management The Union Home Minister has directed enhanced police accountability, timely charging, prosecution-led appeals, and direct court-issued e-summons .