Overview
- Amit Shah said more than 50% of charge sheets are now filed within statutory deadlines nationwide and projected 90% timely filings within a year.
- He cited Rajasthan’s conviction rate rising to 60% from 42% since the laws took effect, describing it as evidence of the reforms’ impact.
- Shah reiterated time-bound procedures in the new framework and said FIRs registered after 2027 are targeted to conclude up to the Supreme Court within three years.
- Key measures highlighted included e‑FIR and zero‑FIR, mandatory videography of seizures, compulsory forensic investigation for offences punishable above seven years, video‑conferencing appearances, and trial in absentia for absconders.
- The government said it has trained large numbers of police, judicial, forensic and prison staff and showcased operations at a Jaipur exhibition running through October 18, as opposition figures questioned crime trends and delays in high‑profile cases.