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'Zero FIR' Empowers Victims To Lodge Complaints Irrespective Of Jurisdiction Under Section 173 BNSS: Kerala High Court

10 Dec 2024 4 min read
'Zero FIR' Empowers Victims To Lodge Complaints Irrespective Of Jurisdiction Under Section 173 BNSS: Kerala High Court

In a landmark decision, the Kerala High Court recently emphasized the importance of Zero FIR under the Bharatiya Nagarika Samarthya Sashaktikaran (BNSS) Act. The court addressed the registration of First Information Reports (FIRs) across jurisdictional boundaries, ensuring that victims can file complaints regardless of where the offense occurred. This judgment marks a significant development in law enforcement practices, particularly in cases involving multiple jurisdictions. Zero FIR Provision Explained by Court…

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