On 1 July 2024 the IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act were replaced after 160 years. Nyaya Sahayak translates between the old codes and the new ones — for police, lawyers, judiciary and law students, in English and 12 Indian languages.
Every FIR, charge sheet and argument written since July 2024 has to use the new codes — while every case still in court, and every precedent ever cited, is written in the old ones. Both systems now run at once.
Built on a retrieval-augmented model trained on the full statutory corpus — so it reasons about a situation, not just a section number.
Any IPC, CrPC or IEA section mapped to its BNS, BNSS or BSA equivalent, with every substantive change marked.
Describe a crime in plain language and get the applicable BNS sections plus the BNSS procedure to follow.
Generates BNSS-compliant forms and notices — charge sheets, committal notices — filled from the case facts.
Surfaces prior judgments on the equivalent old section, with citation, so settled law is not lost in the switch.
Drafts arguments for either side and the likely outcomes — a sparring partner for case preparation.
Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, Urdu — and English.
Nyaya Sahayak was designed and built by Neosentience — an AI assistant for the officers, lawyers and courts working through India's largest legal transition in living memory.
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