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In this video, we explain Section 344 and Section 345 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023 in a simple and detailed manner.

🔹 Section 344 BNSS – Power of the Court to tender pardon even after commitment of a case but before judgment.
🔹 Section 345 BNSS – What happens if the person who accepted the pardon does not comply with its conditions, hides facts, or gives false evidence.

Key points discussed:
✅ When and how pardon can be granted after commitment
✅ Conditions under which pardon can be withdrawn
✅ Role of the Public Prosecutor in certifying false evidence
✅ Trial process of a person violating pardon terms
✅ Safeguards like sanction of the High Court before trying for false evidence
✅ Rights of the accused to plead compliance with pardon conditions

This explanation will help:
📌 Law students preparing for exams
📌 Judiciary aspirants
📌 Anyone interested in understanding criminal procedure in India under BNSS 2023

Stay tuned till the end for a clear conceptual understanding of pardon provisions under BNSS (Sections 343–345).

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