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(Sections 41-48) BNSS 2023 Explained: New Handcuff Rules & Arrest Procedures

In this second part of our BNSS series, we break down Sections 41 to 48 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 2023. These sections introduce critical updates to how arrests are conducted in India, ranging from the powers of a Magistrate to the controversial new rules on handcuffing.

What you will learn in this video:

Section 41: Arrest by Magistrate – Can a judge arrest you personally? We explain the powers of Judicial and Executive Magistrates within their jurisdiction.

Section 42: Protection of Armed Forces – Understanding the special immunity provided to members of the Armed Forces from being arrested while performing official duties.

Section 43: Arrest How Made (The Handcuff Rule) – MAJOR CHANGE! We discuss the new legal provisions for using handcuffs and the specific categories of "serious offenders" where they are now permitted.

Section 44: Search of Place Entered by Person Sought to be Arrested – What happens if an accused hides inside a house? We cover the police's power to enter and search premises.

Section 45: Pursuit of Offenders into Other Jurisdictions – Can the police chase a suspect across state or district borders without a fresh warrant?

Section 46: No Unnecessary Restraint – The law ensures that no more force than necessary is used.

Section 47: Grounds of Arrest & Right to Bail – Your right to know why you are being arrested and your immediate right to seek bail for bailable offences.

Section 48: Duty to Inform Relatives – The mandatory obligation for police to inform a friend or relative about the arrest and the location of the person.

This video is a must-watch for law students, UPSC/Judiciary aspirants, and every citizen who wants to be aware of their legal protections under the new criminal laws