Episode 1 | Changes in BNSS 2023 with Hon'ble Mr. Justice (Retd.) P D Naik

In this episode we interact with Justice P D Naik, former Judge of the Bombay High Court on the prominent changes incorporated through the Bhartiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 or the BNSS or the "new CrPC". We dwell into a brief comparative analysis of the the BNSS with the CrPC, 1973 and discuss certain welcome changes as also stumble upon a few practical shortfalls. Justice Naik provides his valuable opinion as regards the new law as our young members raise their queries.
Chapters:
0:33 Introduction
3:31 An overview of BNSS
5:00 Statement & Objects of the BNSS
5:57 New provisions for "Audio-Video" & "Electronic Communication"
13:02 Attachment, forfeiture or restoration of property u/s.107 of BNSS
20:19 Changes to the provisions for registration of FIR
23:48 Preliminary Enquiry before registration of FIR
25:15 Power of the Magistrates to order investigation
26:00 Right of audience to Accused
29:13 Discharge in Summons Case
31:20 Right of victim to be informed
32:09 Changes in process for Remand
39:05 Timelines contemplated under the BNSS
42:18 Maximum period of detention of an Undertrial Prisoner
44:34 Savings Clause
48:37 Conclusion
Guest: Hon'ble Mr. Justice P. D. Naik
Hosts: Adv. Akshay R. Pai & Adv. Bhomesh R. Bellam
Production Team: Toasty Media Group
Location Courtesy: Aacharya Atre Arbitration & Mediation Center
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[@MAVASWANI]

Sr. Counsel Justice P.D. Naik, former Judge of Bombay High Court, has been an Icon for almost every advocate who has appeared before him. Great explanation given by him on Bharatiya Nagarik Nyaya Sanhita 2023!! He has been one of the best judges I have ever known at Bombay High Court, Mumbai.
I would differ on some interpretations, particularly on S. 187 BNSS. Police Custody is available up to 60 days for investigation of offences punishable less than 10 years. Where offences are punishable with 10 years or more, police custody is available till 90 days, is my interpretation.

[@shantaramram]

Excellent Discussion

[@anjalisharda3863]

Good initiative👏

[@blossombudss]

Great initiative

[@samikshyadash8176]

If the present case is in ipc and someone wants to change it to bnss what is the procedure?