Amit Shah is set to open a five-day exhibition in Bhopal on October 3, spotlighting the full arc of India’s new criminal justice system — from crime reporting to verdict delivery. The event, hosted at BHEL Dussehra Ground, will lay out 145 time-bound provisions under the revised laws, using digital screens, models, videos, and interactive stalls to walk visitors through police procedures, forensic work, prosecution, and prison protocols. The display aims to demystify how cases move from complaint to court, with emphasis on digital tools and inter-departmental coordination. It’s not just about law, it’s about visibility. And for now, that’s all we know. What happens after the inauguration? Whether this becomes a national rollout or stays local remains unconfirmed. But one thing’s certain: the machinery of justice is being shown off, front and centre.
Photo via The Free Press JournalAmit Shah Inaugurates Justice Exhibit in Bhopal—And the System Goes on Display
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