Find any IPC section in the new BNS — and back again.
Map the old criminal codes to the new ones both ways — IPC↔BNS, CrPC↔BNSS, Evidence Act↔BSA — with the verbatim new section text, drawn from official IndiaCode. Grounded, never guessed. Built for Indian advocates.
Every section, both directions
Look up an old IPC section to find its new BNS provision, or a BNS section back to the IPC it replaced — and the same for CrPC↔BNSS and the Evidence Act↔BSA.
The actual new section, not a paraphrase
LexPilot returns the verbatim text of the new BNS/BNSS/BSA section, parsed from the official IndiaCode Act — so you're reading the real provision, not a summary of it.
Inside your research and drafting
Ask in plain language mid-matter — 'what's the BNS section for cheating?' — and the mapping comes back in the same flow you research and draft in, ready to cite.
Grounded in official sources, never invented
The concordance is built from official IndiaCode text — LexPilot does not guess a mapping or fabricate a section it cannot source.
What LexPilot maps
Frequently asked questions
What are BNS, BNSS and BSA?
The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) are India's new codes that replaced the Indian Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act respectively.
Can LexPilot map an IPC section to its BNS equivalent?
Yes — both directions. Give an IPC section and it returns the corresponding BNS provision, or start from a BNS section and trace it back to the IPC. The same mapping is available for CrPC↔BNSS and the Evidence Act↔BSA.
Does it show the actual new section text?
Yes. Alongside the mapping, LexPilot shows the verbatim text of the new section, parsed from the official IndiaCode Act — not a paraphrase.
How reliable is the mapping?
The concordance is drawn from official IndiaCode sources. LexPilot is grounded by design — it never invents a section number or fabricates provision text it cannot source.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — a 3-day full-access trial. Map sections, research precedents and draft end to end before deciding.
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