Ministry of Law and Justice
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Government Strengthens Nationwide Implementation of New Criminal Laws Through Training, Technology and Judicial Reforms

प्रविष्टि तिथि: 25 JUL 2026 9:07PM by PIB Delhi

As per information provided by the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS), the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) and the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (BSA) came into force throughout the country with effect from 1 July 2024.

The States and Union Territories have taken necessary measures for their implementation, including issuance of relevant notifications and rules, adoption of digital applications and capacity building of stakeholders.

Training of police personnel and other State-level stakeholders is primarily undertaken by the respective State and Union Territory Governments. In addition, the Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D) has conducted capacity-building programmes and webinars for Master Trainers and other stakeholders across all 36 States and Union Territories.

Since 2024, BPR&D has trained 83,740 officers and stakeholders from the five pillars of the criminal justice system, including Master Trainers. The cadre/position-wise, State/UT-wise and year-wise details are given in Annexure-I. The Master Trainers have also been utilised by State training institutions for conducting further training programmes within the respective States and Union Territories. The details of such training are given in Annexure-II.

As per the latest ‘Crime in India’ report released in 2024, the State/UT wise cases registered for organised crimes and terrorism are given in Annexure-III.
The data related to the number of cases registered wherein the provision of electronic evidence and community service, were availed is not maintained  by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

The Nyaya Sanhitas has been implemented throughout the country with effect from 01 July 2024, including the State of Madhya Pradesh. Further, ‘Police’, and ‘Public Order’ are State-list subjects as per the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India. The responsibilities to maintain law and order, protection of life and property of the citizens including investigation and prosecution of crime and criminals rest with the respective State/UT Governments and are competent to deal with such offenses under the extant provisions of law, which also includes the implementation of the Nyaya Sanhita. However, the Central Government supplements their efforts by providing financial support for augmentation of criminal justice infrastructure under various schemes, including the Inter-Operable Criminal Justice System (ICJS) 2.0, Schemes for Modernisation of Forensic Capacities and Nirbhaya Fund-supported projects.

As per information provided by the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, several steps have been taken for effective implementation of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 throughout the State, including Satna District. Judicial Officers have been imparted orientation and training through the Madhya Pradesh State Judicial Academy. Necessary amendments have been carried out in the Case Information System (CIS) and e-Courts software to facilitate implementation of the new criminal laws. The District Judiciary is regularly monitored through the administrative side of the High Court to ensure smooth transition and expeditious disposal of cases. The future roadmap includes continuous capacity building of Judicial Officers and court staff, strengthening digital court infrastructure, effective implementation of e-Courts Phase-III, greater use of technology for case management, and improving accessibility, transparency and efficiency to provide citizen-centric criminal justice delivery.

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Annexure-I

STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 994 FOR 24.07.2026 REGARDING “REFORMS IN THE COUNTRY’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM”

Details on number of officers trained by Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D):

Outlying Unit (CAPT/ CDTI)

No of Courses /Webinars /Seminars

Police

Prison Officers

Prosecutors

Judicial Officers

Forensic Experts

Total

CAPF/ CPO

Others

Grand Total

State

UT

State

UT

State

UT

State

UT

State

UT

State

UT

CAPF

CPO

   

Bhopal

161

2383

64

1148

1

2830

180

4578

880

505

42

11444

1167

20

173

757

13561

Chandigarh

128

3230

1964

58

97

202

87

63

3

8

23

3561

2174

97

205

15181

21218

Hyderabad

64

5290

932

586

8

792

4

93

0

1252

173

8013

1117

474

80

10478

20162

Bengaluru

3

278

13

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

278

13

9

0

0

300

Jaipur

76

8341

247

986

1

667

9

240

8

81

0

10315

265

22

93

659

11354

Kolkata

112

2806

154

499

49

551

6

210

0

140

1

4206

210

950

652

618

6636

Ghaziabad

78

7059

407

551

29

418

169

236

0

171

0

8435

605

745

519

205

10509

Sub Total

622

29387

3781

3828

185

5460

455

5420

891

2157

239

46252

5551

2317

1722

27898

83740

 

Annexure-II

STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 994 FOR 24.07.2026 REGARDING “REFORMS IN THE COUNTRY’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM”

Details on Capacity Building by States/UTs on Nyaya Sanhita:

Sl.

No.

States/UTs

Police

Prison

Prosecutors

Judicial officers

Forensic experts

 

Available

Trained

Available

Trained

Available

Trained

Available

Trained

Available

Trained

 

States

 

1

Andhra Pradesh

56773

54764

1594

1594

400

400

574

574

131

131

 

2

Arunachal Pradesh

12277

12277

128

128

100

100

39

32

8

8

 

3

Assam

54474

54474

941

941

302

302

459

459

111

111

 

4

Bihar

48688

48688

3406

3310

811

811

1675

1675

126

125

 
 

5

Chhattisgarh

36366

36366

1310

1310

269

269

492

492

56

56

 

6

Goa

7680

7680

129

129

53

53

40

40

33

33

 

7

Gujarat

65863

65863

2094

2094

859

859

1157

1157

259

259

 

8

Haryana

53954

53954

2323

2123

900

790

555

555

78

78

 

9

Himachal Pradesh

15504

13365

631

631

176

176

152

85

65

65

 

10

Jharkhand

38292

29359

146

146

169

169

500

500

40

40

 

11

Karnataka

45324

44860

2666

1241

952

952

1137

1137

467

467

 

12

Kerala

52808

48623

2031

2031

198

198

628

628

168

157

 

13

Madhya Pradesh

87277

87277

5262

5262

1043

1043

1744

1744

137

137

 

14

Maharashtra

180152

180152

4232

4232

1017

740

2285

2148

297

297

 

15

Manipur

40693

40693

437

437

42

42

48

48

22

22

 

16

Meghalaya

3674

3674

159

159

245

245

55

55

12

12

 

17

Mizoram

6229

6229

215

215

52

52

48

48

14

14

 

18

Nagaland

18450

11819

1386

1386

20

20

20

20

38

38

 

19

Odisha

54222

54222

1877

1870

1256

1192

832

832

81

81

 

20

Punjab

73885

51440

2237

2237

461

304

714

714

80

80

 

21

Rajasthan

95770

63112

3141

3141

953

953

1500

1312

271

271

 

22

Sikkim

1816

1816

111

111

45

45

30

22

14

14

 

23

Tamil Nadu

100970

93075

3926

3926

320

320

1253

1253

230

230

 

24

Telangana

53115

27747

1110

680

262

262

440

440

40

40

 

25

Tripura

21901

21901

323

323

125

125

107

107

29

29

 

26

Uttarakhand

23131

23131

760

760

110

108

301

288

11

11

 

27

Uttar Pradesh

233969

221741

7088

7088

2235

2235

2689

2689

232

232

 

28

West Bengal

50339

41422

210

63

165

40

1105

600

51

51

 

Union Territories

 

1

Andaman & Nicobar

4475

4475

61

61

15

15

11

11

18

18

 

2

Chandigarh

5926

5926

299

299

26

26

31

31

86

82

 

3

Daman & Diu Dadra & Nagar Haveli

613

613

13

13

7

7

7

7

0

0

 

4

Delhi

81775

81775

1817

1817

302

302

801

801

158

158

 

5

J&K

74004

74004

845

712

261

261

286

286

33

33

 

6

Ladakh

2345

2345

27

27

8

8

8

6

11

10

 

7

Lakshadweep

324

324

10

10

2

2

3

3

0

0

 

8

Puducherry

3677

3677

81

81

20

20

26

26

16

16

 

Total

1706735

1572863

53026

50588

14181

13446

21752

20825

3423

3406

 

 

Annexure-III

STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 994 FOR 24.07.2026 REGARDING “REFORMS IN THE COUNTRY’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM”

State/UT-wise Cases Registered as per ‘Crime in India Report’ 2024:

S. No.

State/UT

Total Organised Crimes

Total Petty Organised Crimes

Total Crimes by Terrorists

1

Andhra Pradesh

12

343

0

2

Arunachal Pradesh

2

0

2

3

Assam

37

9

1

4

Bihar

62

24

1

5

Chhattisgarh

12

7

0

6

Goa

4

3

0

7

Gujarat

140

34

0

8

Haryana

76

37

0

9

Himachal Pradesh

0

5

0

10

Jharkhand

57

1

0

11

Karnataka

0

16

0

12

Kerala

20

3

0

13

Madhya Pradesh

202

25

0

14

Maharashtra

20

28

0

15

Manipur

0

0

4

16

Meghalaya

3

0

3

17

Mizoram

0

0

0

18

Nagaland

0

0

0

19

Odisha

0

0

0

20

Punjab

40

15

2

21

Rajasthan

94

40

0

22

Sikkim

0

0

0

23

Tamil Nadu

1

5

0

24

Telangana

7

57

0

25

Tripura

0

0

0

26

Uttar Pradesh

18

36

0

27

Uttarakhand

0

2

0

28

West Bengal

5

3

1

29

A&N Islands

0

0

0

30

Chandigarh

3

0

1

31

D&N Haveli and Daman & Diu

0

0

0

32

Delhi

20

180

0

33

Jammu & Kashmir

0

2

9

34

Ladakh

0

0

0

35

Lakshadweep

0

0

0

36

Puducherry

5

1

0

 

Total

840

876

24

 

This information was given by the Union Minister of Law and Justice, Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal Ji, in a written reply to the Lok Sabha.

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