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Section 69 BNS

Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023

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SECTION 69 BNS Legal awareness & information
Who we are

A focused platform.
A clear purpose.

We are an independent legal awareness and information platform dedicated to Section 69 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS), with a specialised focus on false promise of marriage cases, sexual intercourse by deceitful means, Supreme Court and High Court judgments, and legal rights under Indian criminal law.

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Our mission

Our mission is to simplify complex legal provisions and provide accurate, accessible and research-based information on Section 69 BNS, including its applicability, punishment, anticipatory bail, FIR quashing, criminal proceedings, judicial interpretations and legal safeguards available to accused persons.

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Our research approach

Through comprehensive Section 69 BNS legal guides, false promise of marriage case laws, landmark court judgments and legal updates, we aim to explain the distinction between consensual relationships, unfulfilled promises of marriage and promises made with dishonest intentions. Our approach emphasises judicial precedents, credible legal research and evidence-based interpretation of Indian criminal laws.

Rights & fairness

Due process.
Equal protection.

With a particular focus on protecting the legal rights of accused men, preventing the misuse of criminal provisions and safeguarding the presumption of innocence, we advocate fair investigation, due process and equal protection under the law, while recognising the rights of genuine complainants.

The initiative

Founded by Shonee Kapoor

Founded by Shonee Kapoor, a men's rights activist and legal consultant, this initiative is committed to advancing legal literacy, promoting informed discussions on Section 69 BNS and strengthening public understanding of criminal justice in India.

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What we believe

We believe that allegations must be examined through evidence, a failed relationship does not automatically constitute a criminal offence, and justice must remain impartial, irrespective of gender.