If you are an advocate or are interested in pursuing a career in law, this PDF of the IPC parts in Hindi is a valuable resource. The Indian Penal Code, 1973 PDF, which can be found on Legislative.gov.in, was used to make the PDF list of Indian Penal Code Sections in Hindi.

The number of all sections from Sections 109 to 511, as well as the definition of the penalty that may be punishable under them, whether cognizable or not cognizable, bailable or non-bailable, are all included in this PDF of all sections regarding offenses under the Indian Penal Code. It’s worth thinking about, because there’s a lot of details out there.

There is a Metropolitan Magistrate in this schedule under the words “First Class Magistrate” and “No Magistrate,” but no Executive Magistrate. The term “cognizable” means “a police officer shall be able to arrest without a warrant,” while “no police officer shall arrest without a warrant” means “no police officer shall arrest without a warrant.”