Section 374 BNSS Explained | Safe Custody of Persons Acquitted on Grounds of Insanity

Описание: Section 374 of the BNSS, 2023 | Safe Custody of Persons Acquitted on Grounds of Unsoundness of Mind

In this video, we simplify Section 374 BNSS, which deals with the custody of persons who are acquitted due to insanity but are proven to have committed the act. This provision explains:
🔹 When such a person must be kept in safe custody.
🔹 Conditions under which they may be released to a relative or friend.
🔹 Rules linking the BNSS with the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017.
🔹 Responsibilities of relatives/friends & oversight by the State Government.

This section ensures a balance between justice, public safety, and human rights. A must-know for law students, UPSC aspirants, judiciary exams, and anyone studying new criminal laws.

👉 Watch till the end for a clear and easy explanation of Section 374!
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