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New criminal laws victim centric: DIG North Kashmir

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March 4, 2025
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Srinagar, Mar 04: DIG North Kashmir Maqsood ul Zaman on Tuesday said that new criminal laws are victim centric and people need to be informed about the same.

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Talking to reporters as per JKNS about New Criminal laws at Dak Bungalow Sumbal DIG said these laws replace colonial-era statutes, aiming to strengthen the legal framework, enhance accountability, and ensure justice is delivered timely and effectively.

“BNSS brings several improvements, such as: Zero FIR: Allows FIRs to be filed at any police station, irrespective of jurisdiction. e-FIR: FIRs can be registered electronically.” He said

He said that police are fighting against the terrorism and drugs simultaneously and action is being taken against the kingpins.

He said that even the properties of drug peddlers are being seized which they have managed to make through unfair means.

He advised people to stay alert and co-operate with the police for the eradication of this menace.

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