Section 222 BNSS Corresponding to 199 CrPC | Prosecution for Defamation | Manhani ka case kaise hoga

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00:00 Introduction | What to learn in this video?
01:40 Section 222 BNSS Corresponding to Section 199 CrPC | Sub Section 1 of Section 222 BNSS and its Proviso | Restriction on cognizance of an offence of defamation | Cognizance on complaint of aggrieved person |
07:00 Proviso of Sub Section 1 of Section 222 BNSS corresponding to Section 199 CrPC | If aggrieved person is child, Unsound mind, intellectual disability Any other person may file the complaint with the permission of the court | Change in Section 222 BNSS or 199 CrPC |

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In this video, we explain Section 222(1) of Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) 2023, which corresponds to Section 199 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), 1973. This provision deals with the Court’s power to convict an accused for a minor offence, even if he is charged with a major offence, provided the main ingredients of the minor offence are included in the major offence. We also cover the Proviso to Section 222(1), which states that such conviction can be made only if no prejudice is caused to the accused and no further evidence is required beyond what is already on record.

This video explains:

✅ Meaning and scope of Section 222(1) BNSS

✅ Comparison with Section 199 CrPC

✅ Detailed explanation of proviso and its legal effect

✅ Practical examples and case-law based analysis

✅ Frequently asked questions for judiciary, law students, and advocates

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Is video mein humne Section 222(1) BNSS 2023 ko detail mein samjhaya hai jo Section 199 CrPC ke barabar hai. Yeh section court ko yeh power deta hai ki agar kisi vyakti par bada offence charge hua hai, par usmein chhote offence ke elements mil jaate hain, toh court usse chhote offence mein bhi convict kar sakta hai. Video mein proviso bhi explain kiya gaya hai jo kehta hai ki aisi conviction tabhi ho sakti hai jab accused ko koi nuksaan na ho aur koi extra evidence ki zarurat na pade.

“Section 222 BNSS,” “minor offence conviction,” “199 CrPC proviso,” “BNSS vs CrPC.” Yeh lecture judiciary, law students aur advocates ke liye bahut helpful hai.

इस वीडियो में हमने भारतीय नागरिक सुरक्षा संहिता (BNSS) 2023 की धारा 222(1) को सरल भाषा में समझाया है, जो कि दंड प्रक्रिया संहिता (CrPC) की धारा 199 के समान है। यह धारा न्यायालय को यह अधिकार देती है कि यदि अभियुक्त पर किसी गंभीर अपराध का आरोप लगाया गया है, लेकिन उस अपराध के भीतर किसी छोटे अपराध के तत्व भी मौजूद हैं, तो न्यायालय अभियुक्त को उस छोटे अपराध के लिए दोषी ठहरा सकता है।

हमने इसमें दिए गए प्रोवाइज़ो (Proviso) की भी विस्तृत व्याख्या की है, जिसमें कहा गया है कि ऐसी सज़ा तभी दी जा सकती है जब:

“धारा 222 BNSS,” “Section 199 CrPC तुलना,” “BNSS न्यायिक परीक्षा,” शामिल किए गए हैं।

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