Video Story Competition on New Criminal Laws
The Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D) under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), in collaboration with MyGov, has launched an exciting initiative to promote awareness about the new criminal laws in India. This video story competition invites citizens, especially the youth, to create engaging and informative short videos focusing on key topics related to these laws. The initiative aims to educate the public, particularly university and school students, about the significant changes introduced in the legal framework.
Start Date : Jan 02, 2025
Last Date :Feb 02, 2025
New Criminal Laws Covered
Participants are encouraged to create videos that delve into the following three groundbreaking criminal laws introduced in 2023:
- Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023: A comprehensive legal framework aimed at modernizing India’s judicial system.
- Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023: A law focusing on enhancing public safety and security.
- Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023: A reformed evidence law designed to integrate modern practices and technology.
Competition Guidelines
- Video Specifications: The videos should be 2-5 minutes in duration and can be in Hindi, English, or any regional language. They must be submitted in MP4 format.
- Eligibility: The competition is open to all Indian citizens. No entry fee is required.
- Topics for Videos:
- Zero FIR
- Electronic FIR
- Timelines for Delivering Justice
- Crime Against Women
- Crime Against Children
- Introduction of New Offenses
- Integration of Technology in New Laws
- Enhancement of Police Transparency
- Breaking Free From the Colonial Legacy
- Victim-Centric New Criminal Laws
These topics allow participants to explore various aspects of the new laws, such as their implications, benefits, and the innovative measures introduced.
Rewards and Recognition
From the ten topics listed, one winner will be selected for each topic, and the prize money for each winner is ₹10,000. The winning videos will be shared with stakeholders in the criminal justice system to amplify their impact and reach.
Terms and Conditions
- Participation: Register on MyGov to participate. Ensure your profile is accurate and updated.
- Submission: Videos must be submitted within the stipulated time frame. Late submissions will not be considered.
- Content: Entries must be original and free from any provocative, objectionable, or inappropriate material.
- Selection Process: A Selection Committee will evaluate all entries and make the final decision, which will be binding.
- Notification: Winners will be announced on the MyGov Blog. Participants not selected as winners will not receive notification.
- Prize Disbursement: Winners will be required to provide bank details for the disbursement of prize money. Failure to do so will nullify their selection.
- Intellectual Property: The organizers reserve the right to use the submitted videos for promotional and educational purposes.
- Disqualification: Plagiarized, false, or erroneous entries will be disqualified.
Significance of the Competition
This competition is a unique opportunity to:
- Raise Awareness: Educate citizens about the progressive changes in India’s criminal laws.
- Engage Youth: Inspire young minds to understand and contribute to the legal landscape.
- Promote Creativity: Provide a platform for creative expression through video storytelling.
Conclusion
The Video Story Competition is an excellent initiative to foster awareness and understanding of India’s new criminal laws. By participating, citizens not only contribute to a crucial national cause but also stand a chance to showcase their talent and win recognition. Let’s join hands in spreading knowledge and building a more informed society!
