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Ending Colonial Laws for Naya Bharat!

21 Dec-2023 09:31 AM

Written By: Moni Sharma

New Delhi: Lok Sabha has passed three amended criminal bills on Wednesday. Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke on the criminal bills and majority of MPs present in the Lower House voted in favour of the bills by voice vote. The 3 bills were passed even as 97 Opposition MPs remain suspended from the Lower House amid protests over Parliament security breach. Referring to IPC, CrPc, Indian Evidence Act, Shah said, “New criminal law bills will free people from colonial mindset. The three laws were made during the time of English..Till the laws are not repealed, the UK laws will continue in the country… Her Majesty, London Gazette, British Crown and barrister terms continue to be used in India because of the laws.”

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