Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the full implementation of Bharat's new legal frameworks, replacing outdated British-era laws. The new criminal laws aim to end colonial exploitation and uphold Indian constitutional ideals.

PM Narendra Modi praised the new criminal laws in Chandigarh, marking a shift from colonial-era legislation. The reforms, including Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, enhance transparency in justice.

Chandigarh has become the country's first administrative unit where 100 per cent implementation of the three laws has been done.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accompanied by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, visited an exhibition in Chandigarh showcasing the implementation of new c

Prime Minister says matter of “immense joy” that these laws are coming into effect when the nation is marking 75 years of the Constitution being adopted by the Constituent Assembly.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi observed a live demonstration of crime scene investigation techniques based on India's new criminal laws in Chandigarh. These laws, effective from July 1, replace the outdated British-era legal frameworks,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with Union Home Minister Amit Shah will witness the practical application of three laws, demonstrating how they are already reshaping the criminal justice landscape.

The three new criminal laws were introduced to remove Colonial-era laws in a push to transform India's judicial system.

Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria spoke to ANI regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit and said that Chandigarh became the first among all Union Territories (UT) and states to be fully compliant with the three new criminal laws and that is why the city has been chosen to host PM Modi.