Prime Minister Modi commemorated the historic passage of three criminal justice bills as a major milestone in Indian history. These bills initiate a new era prioritizing welfare and serving the community by discarding obsolete legal remnants of the past.
With the adoption of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, we’ve turned a new page in India’s legal. PM Modi jubilantly announced the approval of the landmark bills, his facial expressions radidating happiness with groundbreaking legislation. As these laws mark a clean break from the legacy of oppression left by colonial era codes, and with them, we proudly say farewell to instruments of suppression like the sedition law.
The outdated Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure, and Evidence Act will be retired in favor of these new bills. These will witness the final curtain on outdated baggage from the colonial era, opening the stage for a fresh chapter where laws made on the foundation of social justice guide our path dedicated to public well-being and crafted to prioritize the people’s needs.
With these sweeping reforms, India strengthened its commitment to reform and modernization. These bills will strike a decisive blow against organized crime, terrorism, and other threats that undermine our nation’s peaceful progress. It’s a testament to India’s unwavering commitment to security and justice for everyone.
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As India enters its Epoch of Transformation, these groundbreaking legal reforms evolve legal standards to prioritize both justice and empathy. I encouraged everyone to listen to Home Minister Shah’s parliament speeches, which stated on key elements of these new bills and showcased the dedication to crafting a more accessible and humane legal landscape. Also, underlining the commitment to the Era of Prosperity builds on the foundation of empathetic and relevant laws.
