Bar assn releases chart on new laws

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Bar assn releases chart on new laws

Bhopal: Comparative charts of repealed laws (IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act) and new laws (BNS, BNSS and BSS) were released at a function at District Bar Association on Monday. The charts are designed by Usha Legal Education & Social Welfare Society and Smiley Live Foundation with the District Bar Association. Principal district & sessions judge, Bhopal, Amitabh Mishra and acting chairman of MP Human Rights Commission, Manohar Mamtani, released the charts. Former DBA presidents Vijay Chaudhary, Rajesh Vyas and incumbent president Deepak Khare were also present. TNN

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