Section 209 BNS Explained | Non-Appearance After Court Proclamation | New Criminal Law 2023

In this video, Dr. Jinesh Soni, Advocate, explains Section 209 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, which deals with non-appearance in response to a court proclamation issued under Section 84 of the BNSS. This provision criminalises wilful failure to appear before the court and replaces Section 174A of the IPC under the new criminal law framework. 🔹 Topics Covered: ✔ What is Section 209 BNS? ✔ Ingredients of the offence ✔ Difference between ordinary proclamation & proclaimed offender ✔ Punishment up to 7 years imprisonment ✔ Cognizable & non-bailable nature ✔ Practical defence and prosecution strategy This video is especially useful for litigants, accused persons, law students, and young advocates dealing with criminal cases, cheque bounce matters, matrimonial disputes, and economic offences. 📌 Disclaimer: This video is for educational and legal awareness purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. 📞 Contact: 9772946899 ✉️ Email: [email protected] Dr. Jinesh Soni, Advocate #Section209BNS, #BharatiyaNyayaSanhita, #BNSS, #NewCriminalLaw2023, #ProclaimedOffender, #CriminalLawIndia, #LegalAwareness, #IndianLaw, #AdvocateJineshSoni, #CourtProclamation, #AbscondingAccused, #BestLawyerAjmer #BestLawyerBombay #Best LawyerAnticorruption, #BestLawyerPMLA