The Modi government has passed three significant bills in the Indian Parliament—Indian Justice Code, Indian Civil Protection Code, and Indian Evidence Bill—which replace old laws. These changes include abolishing the sedition law, redefining treason, and introducing specific laws against terrorism, mob lynching, and crimes under the guise of "love jihad." The laws also focus on crimes against women and children, with provisions for the death penalty in mob lynching cases. The opposition, led by Congress, opposes the changes, calling them regressive. The new laws introduce community service for minor crimes, and online FIR filing, and emphasize forensic science in investigations. The government claims these changes fulfill promises and improve legal system efficiency. What specific changes have been made to the definition of terrorism in the new legislation? How does the introduction of community service as a punishment for minor crimes aim to change the legal landscape? To know all these answers just watch the video. #amitshah #loksabhabill #loksabha #parliament #parliamentwintersession2023 #newcriminallaw #criminallawamendment #ipc #crpcandnbsp;