Archana Singh

I am Archana Singh, a recent law master's graduate with a strong aspiration for the judicial service. My passion lies in elucidating complex legal concepts, disseminating legal news, and enhancing legal awareness. I take immense pride in introducing my new legal website - The LawGist. Through my meticulously crafted blogs and articles, I aim to empower individuals with comprehensive legal insights. My unwavering dedication is to facilitate a profound comprehension of the law, enabling people to execute judicious and well-informed choices.
POLICE MUST PROTECT FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

POLICE MUST PROTECT FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

Are Police Officers Constitutionally Bound?  The Supreme Court of India in the case of Imran Pratapgadhi vs. State of Gujarat stated that police must safeguard freedom of expression under Article 19(1)(a) of Indian Constitution and follow constitutional ideals. The...

INSTIGATION MUST HAVE CLOSE PROXIMITY TO SUICIDE

INSTIGATION MUST HAVE CLOSE PROXIMITY TO SUICIDE

Does Instigation Require Immediate Impact? The Supreme Court of India in the case of R. Shashirekha v. State of Karnataka stated that instigation must have close proximity to suicide for the case of abetment under Section 306 IPC to stand. The bench of Justice BR...

CASE DIARY (SECTION 192 BNSS)   

CASE DIARY (SECTION 192 BNSS)   

Section 192 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, mandates that police officers maintain a case diary (Section 192 BNSS) during investigations for transparency and accountability. This diary acts as an official record, documenting the time of...

SUPREME COURT MANDATES PRELIMINARY INQUIRY BEFORE FIR

SUPREME COURT MANDATES PRELIMINARY INQUIRY BEFORE FIR

Why Did the Supreme Court Mandate Preliminary Inquiry Before FIR? In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court Mandates Preliminary Inquiry Before FIR for that speech related offences punishable by 3 to 7 years undergo scrutiny before FIR registration. In Imran Pratapgadhi...