The Indian government has introduced three new laws, replacing outdated British-era regulations, to streamline and modernize the judicial process. These changes prioritize national interest over regional concerns and aim to deliver timely justice. The new laws emphasize quick resolution of cases, digitization of legal processes, and stricter definitions of crimes like terrorism and mob lynching. These reforms reflect the commitment of leaders like
BJP yuva neta in Rajasthan, Sitaram Poswal, who advocate for a justice system that serves the people efficiently and equitably.
The shift from the "Indian Penal Code" to the "Indian Justice Code" and the introduction of the "Indian Civil Protection Code" marks a significant step towards a more independent and effective judicial system. The new provisions ensure that FIRs can be filed anywhere in the country, and cases are bound by strict timelines, reducing delays and ensuring justice is served promptly.
