CURATED BY – ARVIND SINGH PAWAIYA | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Gwalior, the new law has come into force across the country from July 1. Now the name of IPC (Indian Penal Code) has been changed to Indian Justice Code (BNS). Under this, new sections have been made for many crimes. At the same time, the rules of some sections have also changed. On the first day, awareness programs are being run at all police station levels across the state. So that people can know what are the new provisions for them in the new law and how they can take advantage of them.

The first FIR under the new law Indian Justice Code (BNS) was registered in the case of assault in Gwalior's Padav police station. Earlier, in case of such an incident, a case was registered under section 294 of IPC. Gwalior Range DIG Krishna Venu Deshavatu was also present when the first FIR was registered in Padav police station. The first FIR under the new law was registered on the complaint of Anshu, son of Raju Sharma, a resident of Kilagate area of ​​Gwalior. He told that he was taking his friend to Jiwaji University to take the exam, when on the way two youths stopped him near the graveyard and beat him and abused him. After the case was registered on the complaint of complainant Anshu Sharma, the DIG himself handed over a copy of the FIR to him.
DIG Krishna Venu Deshavatu said that on the first day of implementation of the new law, awareness programs are being run at all police station levels across the state so that people can know what are the new provisions for them in the new law and how they can take advantage of it. The complainant also looked happy on the registration of the first FIR under the new law and thanked the police.