Can a Normal Citizen Make an Arrest? Section 40 BNSS Explained #law #bnss2023 #police #crime

In today’s video, we break down one of the most misunderstood powers in Indian criminal law the power of a private citizen to arrest someone under Section 40 of the BNSS (Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita). Most people don’t know this, but you do NOT always need a police officer to stop a criminal in action. But when is it legal? When is it illegal? And how far can a citizen really go? - What You Will Learn: ✔ What is a “Citizen’s Arrest”? ✔ When a normal person can legally arrest someone ✔ What counts as a cognizable & non-bailable offence ✔ When you must hand over the accused to police ✔ When your action becomes illegal ✔ Section 40 BNSS explained step-by-step Perfect for law students, competitive exam aspirants, and anyone curious about the new criminal laws. - Want Detailed BNSS Notes? If you are preparing for Judiciary, CLAT PG, semester exams, or any law exam and need detailed, exam-ready BNSS notes with charts and simplified breakdowns, Drop an enquiry on our website — the team will share all details with you.