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The three new criminal laws implemented by the Modi
government to bring about a historic change in the country's justice system
completed one year today. On this occasion, a special dialogue program was
organized in New Delhi under the chairmanship of Union Home Minister Amit Shah,
in which the achievements and effects of one year of these new laws were
discussed in detail.The main objective of these three new laws - the
Indian Justice Code, the Indian Evidence Act, and the Indian Civil Protection
Code - is to increase transparency, timeliness and speed of justice in the
country. Especially the safety of women and children, the validity of digital
evidence, and the use of modern technologies have made these laws in line with
the justice system of the 21st century.
Major
achievements of one year: 20%
increase in conviction rate.
Speedy hearing and punishment in cases of crimes
against women and children.
Digital evidence prominently recognized in the court.
Introduction of video conferencing, e-FIR and tracking
system.
Amit Shah said in this program, "These three laws
are a milestone in the direction of making India a strong, safe and just
nation. These are not just laws, but a resolution for a radical change in the
justice system.
" Why are these laws special?:
Victim-centric process: Now the role of the police and the court will be to
protect the rights of the victim.
Strict punishment and quick justice in crimes against
women and children.
Transparency and reliability through
technology-enabled process.
A big step towards bringing India in the list of top
justice delivery countries.
"Justice delayed is equal to injustice" -
one year of the legislative revolution that the Modi government has brought
about to end this thinking has become a symbol of pride and confidence for the
entire country today. This initiative is not only securing the present, but is
also laying the foundation for the future of a just India.