BNS/IPC - Sexual Offences Class I (Broad Overview of Various Sexual Offences) - Judiciary Lecture

Описание: Sexual offences are among the most frequently tested topics in judiciary examinations, especially under IPC / Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), CrPC, and Evidence Act. Questions are regularly asked in prelims MCQs, mains problem questions, and interviews, making conceptual clarity and bare-act command essential.

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This video provides a clear, structured, and judiciary-oriented explanation of Sexual Offences under Indian Criminal Law, specially designed for Judicial Services aspirants preparing for Delhi Judicial Services (DJS), Uttar Pradesh Judiciary (UPPCS-J), and Haryana Judiciary (HJS).

This lecture focuses on definitions, essential ingredients, exceptions, punishment provisions, procedural safeguards, and important case law, exactly as required for judiciary preparation.

Topics Covered (Judiciary Exam Focus):

Meaning and classification of sexual offences, rape and sexual assault provisions, consent and misconception of consent, custodial rape and aggravated sexual offences, marital rape exception, offences against children and POCSO overview, punishment and sentencing provisions, evidentiary aspects and medical examination, delay in FIR in sexual offences, victim protection and procedural safeguards, important Supreme Court judgments on sexual offences, frequently asked prelim MCQs and mains answer points.

Who Should Watch This Video?

Judicial Services aspirants, DJS, UP Judiciary and HJS candidates, law graduates revising criminal law, students preparing for judiciary prelims, mains, and interview.

Why This Topic is Important for Judiciary Exams:

High-weightage in criminal law, repeatedly asked in prelims, tested through problem questions in mains, important for judicial reasoning and interview assessment.

This video will help you confidently answer judiciary exam questions on sexual offences, whether asked as objective questions, problem-based mains questions, or interview discussions.

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