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The awareness session on Bhartiya Naya Sanhita was conducted by political science teacher Reeta Mishra to enlighten the students about a new law that replaced the old criminal law in India. The session helped students to understand how new laws will improve justice and safety in our country and how it makes India’s legal system stronger and fairer. Through this, students understood how law plays an important role in our lives. Related videos were also shown to demonstrate the need and importance of the laws.

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