IPC Section 114 = BNS Section 54
Abettor Present when Offence is Committed
अपराध के समय दुष्प्रेरक की उपस्थिति
Overview
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Aspect | IPC (Old) | BNS (New) |
|---|---|---|
| Section Number | Section 114 | Section 54 |
| Title | Abettor Present when Offence is Committed | Abettor Present when Offence Committed |
| Punishment | Same punishment as for the principal offence | Same punishment as for the principal offence |
| Cognizable | No — Warrant required for arrest | |
| Bailable | No — Bail at the discretion of the court | |
| Compoundable | No — Cannot be compounded/settled | |
| Triable By | Same as for principal offence | |
Key Changes
- Section number changed from IPC 114 to BNS 54
- Principle remains the same
- No substantive changes
Ingredients of the Offence
To establish this offence, the prosecution must prove:
- 1 The accused abetted the commission of an offence
- 2 The accused was present when the offence was committed
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the BNS equivalent of IPC Section 114?
IPC Section 114 (Abettor Present when Offence is Committed) is now BNS Section 54 under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, effective from July 1, 2024.
Has the punishment changed from IPC 114 to BNS 54?
No, the punishment remains substantially the same. Under BNS 54: Same punishment as for the principal offence.
Is BNS Section 54 cognizable?
No, BNS Section 54 is a non-cognizable, non-bailable, and non-compoundable offence.
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