Delhi Police Registers First FIR Under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita Amid New Law Rollout
The Delhi Police has registered its first FIR under the newly implemented Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, marking a significant change in India's criminal justice system. The case against a street vendor in Kamala Market for obstructing a public way was recorded through the e-Pramaan app. Extensive training was provided to police personnel for the new laws.
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The Delhi Police marked a historic moment by registering its first FIR under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, a newly implemented law aimed at overhauling India's criminal justice system.
The case was filed against a street vendor in Kamala Market, cited for obstructing a public pathway. The incident occurred early Monday morning and was duly recorded by a patrol officer using the innovative e-Pramaan app.
This transition follows rigorous training provided to 30,000 police personnel, preparing them to navigate the three new criminal laws. Commissioner Sanjay Arora highlighted the significance of these changes coinciding with the Delhi Police's Commissionerate Day celebrations.
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