Amit Shah remarks on the passage of criminal law bills in Rajya Sabha, signaling an end to the era of endless delays in the legal process.

The Rajya Sabha has passed three new Criminal law Bills in India, which aim to replace outdated British-era laws and expedite the legal process. These Bills will become law after approval by President Draupadi Murmu. The implementation of these laws is expected to ensure justice is delivered within three years, and they include provisions for digitalization of police stations, integration of CCTV cameras, and the inclusion of definitions for terrorism and punishment for actions against the country. The Bills also introduce new crimes, increase penalties for existing crimes, and include provisions for community service as punishment. [Extracted from the article]