Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention: IPC 34 → BNS 3(5) IPC 34 → BNS 3(5)
Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention. Formerly IPC 34; now BNS 3(5). Common intention moved into the general explanations at the start of the BNS.
Quick check: Under the new criminal laws, "Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention" (formerly IPC 34) is now: BNS 152 BNS 3(5) BNS 106 BNS 20 Answer: B .
Punishments: IPC 53 → BNS 4 IPC 53 → BNS 4
Punishments. Formerly IPC 53; now BNS 4. BNS Section 4 lists the punishments and adds community service (Section 4(f)).
Quick check: Under the new criminal laws, "Punishments" (formerly IPC 53) is now: BNS 189 BNS 80 BNS 4 BNS 22 Answer: C .
Mistake of fact: IPC 76 and 79 → BNS 14 and 17 IPC 76 and 79 → BNS 14 and 17
Mistake of fact. Formerly IPC 76 and 79; now BNS 14 and 17. Acts done by a person bound, or justified, by law who acts under a good-faith mistake of fact.
Quick check: Under the new criminal laws, "Mistake of fact" (formerly IPC 76 and 79) is now: BNS 14 and 17 BNS 108 BNS 191 BNS 34–44 Answer: A .
Act of a child under seven years of age: IPC 82 → BNS 20 IPC 82 → BNS 20
Act of a child under seven years of age. Formerly IPC 82; now BNS 20. Nothing is an offence if done by a child under seven (doli incapax).
Quick check: Under the new criminal laws, "Act of a child under seven years of age" (formerly IPC 82) is now: BNS 45 BNS 196 BNS 109 BNS 20 Answer: D .
Act of a person of unsound mind: IPC 84 → BNS 22 IPC 84 → BNS 22
Act of a person of unsound mind. Formerly IPC 84; now BNS 22. The insanity defence, based on the M'Naghten Rules.
Quick check: Under the new criminal laws, "Act of a person of unsound mind" (formerly IPC 84) is now: BNS 88 BNS 61 BNS 299 BNS 22 Answer: D .
97 more entries under this heading Right of private defence: IPC 96–106 → BNS 34–44 · IPC 96–106 → BNS 34–44 Abetment of a thing: IPC 107 → BNS 45 · IPC 107 → BNS 45 Criminal conspiracy: IPC 120A and 120B → BNS 61 · IPC 120A and 120B → BNS 61 Attempt to commit offences: IPC 511 → BNS 62 · IPC 511 → BNS 62 Waging war against the Government of India: IPC 121 → BNS 147 · IPC 121 → BNS 147 Sedition, replaced by acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity: IPC 124A → BNS 152 · IPC 124A → BNS 152 Unlawful assembly: IPC 141 → BNS 189 · IPC 141 → BNS 189 Rioting: IPC 146 and 147 → BNS 191 · IPC 146 and 147 → BNS 191 Promoting enmity between groups: IPC 153A → BNS 196 · IPC 153A → BNS 196 Deliberate acts intended to outrage religious feelings: IPC 295A → BNS 299 · IPC 295A → BNS 299 Obscene acts and songs: IPC 294 → BNS 296 · IPC 294 → BNS 296 Counterfeiting currency notes or bank notes: IPC 489A → BNS 178 · IPC 489A → BNS 178 Rash driving on a public way: IPC 279 → BNS 281 · IPC 279 → BNS 281 Culpable homicide (definition): IPC 299 → BNS 100 · IPC 299 → BNS 100 Murder (definition): IPC 300 → BNS 101 · IPC 300 → BNS 101 Punishment for murder: IPC 302 → BNS 103 · IPC 302 → BNS 103 Punishment for culpable homicide not amounting to murder: IPC 304 → BNS 105 · IPC 304 → BNS 105 Causing death by negligence: IPC 304A → BNS 106 · IPC 304A → BNS 106 Dowry death: IPC 304B → BNS 80 · IPC 304B → BNS 80 Abetment of suicide: IPC 306 → BNS 108 · IPC 306 → BNS 108 Attempt to murder: IPC 307 → BNS 109 · IPC 307 → BNS 109 Attempt to commit suicide: IPC 309 → No general equivalent · IPC 309 → No general equivalent Causing miscarriage: IPC 312 → BNS 88 · IPC 312 → BNS 88 Hurt (definition): IPC 319 → BNS 114 · IPC 319 → BNS 114 Grievous hurt (definition): IPC 320 → BNS 116 · IPC 320 → BNS 116 Punishment for voluntarily causing hurt: IPC 323 → BNS 115(2) · IPC 323 → BNS 115(2) Acid attack: IPC 326A → BNS 124(1) · IPC 326A → BNS 124(1) Wrongful restraint and wrongful confinement: IPC 339 and 340 → BNS 126 and 127 · IPC 339 and 340 → BNS 126 and 127 Assault and its punishment: IPC 351 and 352 → BNS 130 and 131 · IPC 351 and 352 → BNS 130 and 131 Kidnapping: IPC 359–363 → BNS 137 · IPC 359–363 → BNS 137 Trafficking of persons: IPC 370 → BNS 143 · IPC 370 → BNS 143 Assault or criminal force to a woman with intent to outrage her modesty: IPC 354 → BNS 74 · IPC 354 → BNS 74 Sexual harassment: IPC 354A → BNS 75 · IPC 354A → BNS 75 Assault with intent to disrobe: IPC 354B → BNS 76 · IPC 354B → BNS 76 Voyeurism: IPC 354C → BNS 77 · IPC 354C → BNS 77 Stalking: IPC 354D → BNS 78 · IPC 354D → BNS 78 Rape (definition): IPC 375 → BNS 63 · IPC 375 → BNS 63 Punishment for rape: IPC 376 → BNS 64 · IPC 376 → BNS 64 Gang rape: IPC 376D → BNS 70 · IPC 376D → BNS 70 Cruelty by husband or relatives: IPC 498A → BNS 85 · IPC 498A → BNS 85 Word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman: IPC 509 → BNS 79 · IPC 509 → BNS 79 Unnatural offences: IPC 377 → No equivalent · IPC 377 → No equivalent Adultery: IPC 497 → No equivalent · IPC 497 → No equivalent Sexual intercourse by deceitful means or false promise of marriage: New in the BNS → BNS 69 · New in the BNS → BNS 69 Theft: IPC 378 and 379 → BNS 303 · IPC 378 and 379 → BNS 303 Snatching: New in the BNS → BNS 304 · New in the BNS → BNS 304 Extortion: IPC 383 and 384 → BNS 308 · IPC 383 and 384 → BNS 308 Robbery: IPC 390 and 392 → BNS 309 · IPC 390 and 392 → BNS 309 Dacoity: IPC 391 and 395 → BNS 310 · IPC 391 and 395 → BNS 310 Criminal breach of trust: IPC 405 and 406 → BNS 316 · IPC 405 and 406 → BNS 316 Dishonestly receiving stolen property: IPC 411 → BNS 317 · IPC 411 → BNS 317 Cheating: IPC 415 and 420 → BNS 318 · IPC 415 and 420 → BNS 318 Mischief: IPC 425 and 426 → BNS 324 · IPC 425 and 426 → BNS 324 Criminal trespass: IPC 441 and 447 → BNS 329 · IPC 441 and 447 → BNS 329 Forgery: IPC 463 and 465 → BNS 336 · IPC 463 and 465 → BNS 336 Defamation: IPC 499 and 500 → BNS 356 · IPC 499 and 500 → BNS 356 Criminal intimidation: IPC 503 and 506 → BNS 351 · IPC 503 and 506 → BNS 351 Organised crime: New in the BNS → BNS 111 · New in the BNS → BNS 111 Terrorist act: New in the BNS → BNS 113 · New in the BNS → BNS 113 When police may arrest without warrant: CrPC 41 → BNSS 35 · CrPC 41 → BNSS 35 Person arrested to be informed of grounds of arrest and right to bail: CrPC 50 → BNSS 47 · CrPC 50 → BNSS 47 Person arrested not to be detained more than 24 hours: CrPC 57 → BNSS 58 · CrPC 57 → BNSS 58 Maintenance of wives, children and parents: CrPC 125 → BNSS 144 · CrPC 125 → BNSS 144 Urgent orders in cases of nuisance or apprehended danger: CrPC 144 → BNSS 163 · CrPC 144 → BNSS 163 Information in cognizable cases (FIR): CrPC 154 → BNSS 173 · CrPC 154 → BNSS 173 Magistrate's power to order investigation: CrPC 156(3) → BNSS 175(3) · CrPC 156(3) → BNSS 175(3) Examination of witnesses by police: CrPC 161 → BNSS 180 · CrPC 161 → BNSS 180 Recording of confessions and statements by a magistrate: CrPC 164 → BNSS 183 · CrPC 164 → BNSS 183 Procedure when investigation cannot be completed in 24 hours: CrPC 167 → BNSS 187 · CrPC 167 → BNSS 187 Police report on completion of investigation (chargesheet): CrPC 173 → BNSS 193 · CrPC 173 → BNSS 193 Prosecution of judges and public servants: CrPC 197 → BNSS 218 · CrPC 197 → BNSS 218 Examination of the complainant: CrPC 200 → BNSS 223 · CrPC 200 → BNSS 223 Power to examine the accused: CrPC 313 → BNSS 351 · CrPC 313 → BNSS 351 Compounding of offences: CrPC 320 → BNSS 359 · CrPC 320 → BNSS 359 Withdrawal from prosecution: CrPC 321 → BNSS 360 · CrPC 321 → BNSS 360 Bail in bailable offences: CrPC 436 → BNSS 478 · CrPC 436 → BNSS 478 Maximum period of detention of undertrials: CrPC 436A → BNSS 479 · CrPC 436A → BNSS 479 Bail in non-bailable offences: CrPC 437 → BNSS 480 · CrPC 437 → BNSS 480 Anticipatory bail: CrPC 438 → BNSS 482 · CrPC 438 → BNSS 482 Special powers of High Court and Sessions Court regarding bail: CrPC 439 → BNSS 483 · CrPC 439 → BNSS 483 Inherent powers of the High Court: CrPC 482 → BNSS 528 · CrPC 482 → BNSS 528 Inquiry, trial or judgment in absentia of a proclaimed offender: New in the BNSS → BNSS 356 · New in the BNSS → BNSS 356 Definitions: Evidence Act 3 → BSA 2 · Evidence Act 3 → BSA 2 Confession caused by inducement, threat or promise: Evidence Act 24 → BSA 22 · Evidence Act 24 → BSA 22 Confessions to police: Evidence Act 25 and 26 → BSA 23 · Evidence Act 25 and 26 → BSA 23 Discovery of facts on information from the accused: Evidence Act 27 → BSA 23 (proviso) · Evidence Act 27 → BSA 23 (proviso) Dying declarations and statements of persons who cannot be called: Evidence Act 32 → BSA 26 · Evidence Act 32 → BSA 26 Opinions of experts: Evidence Act 45 → BSA 39 · Evidence Act 45 → BSA 39 Admissibility of electronic records: Evidence Act 65B → BSA 63 · Evidence Act 65B → BSA 63 Burden of proof: Evidence Act 101 → BSA 104 · Evidence Act 101 → BSA 104 Presumption as to abetment of suicide by a married woman: Evidence Act 113A → BSA 117 · Evidence Act 113A → BSA 117 Presumption as to dowry death: Evidence Act 113B → BSA 118 · Evidence Act 113B → BSA 118 Presumption as to absence of consent in certain rape prosecutions: Evidence Act 114A → BSA 120 · Evidence Act 114A → BSA 120 Estoppel: Evidence Act 115 → BSA 121 · Evidence Act 115 → BSA 121 Who may testify: Evidence Act 118 → BSA 124 · Evidence Act 118 → BSA 124 Accomplice: Evidence Act 133 → BSA 138 · Evidence Act 133 → BSA 138 Number of witnesses: Evidence Act 134 → BSA 139 · Evidence Act 134 → BSA 139 All 102 entries, and every heading in the Library Yours from ₹1,499 , till CLAT 2028 See Plus Or start free : twelve headings are open in full.
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