<p>The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has constituted a 5 member committee to recommend criminal law reforms for India. The Committee will be chaired by Vice Chancellor of the National Law University, Delhi, <strong>Prof (Dr) Ranbir Singh</strong>.</p>.<p>The other members of the Committee is as follows:</p><ul><li><p><strong>Prof (Dr) G S Bajpai </strong>(Member & Convenor), Registrar, National Law University Delhi;</p></li><li><p><strong>Prof (Dr) Mrinal Satish</strong> (Member), Professor, National Law University Delhi;</p></li><li><p><strong> Mahesh Jethmalani</strong> (Member), Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India;</p></li><li><p><strong>G P Thareja</strong> (Member), Former District & Session Judge, Delhi.</p></li></ul>.<p>A press note released in this regard states that the Committee seeks to recommend reforms in the criminal laws in a<em> principled, effective, and efficient manner,</em> in order to ensure the safety and security of every individual, the community and the nation on the whole. </p>.<p>To this end, the Committee shall also undertake country-wide consultations with law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, judiciary, advocates, academics, and civil society including media organisations, the release reads. </p>.<p>It is also mentioned that the Committee will be assisted by a set of researchers and consultants. </p>.<h2><strong>Read the press release:</strong></h2>
<p>The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has constituted a 5 member committee to recommend criminal law reforms for India. The Committee will be chaired by Vice Chancellor of the National Law University, Delhi, <strong>Prof (Dr) Ranbir Singh</strong>.</p>.<p>The other members of the Committee is as follows:</p><ul><li><p><strong>Prof (Dr) G S Bajpai </strong>(Member & Convenor), Registrar, National Law University Delhi;</p></li><li><p><strong>Prof (Dr) Mrinal Satish</strong> (Member), Professor, National Law University Delhi;</p></li><li><p><strong> Mahesh Jethmalani</strong> (Member), Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India;</p></li><li><p><strong>G P Thareja</strong> (Member), Former District & Session Judge, Delhi.</p></li></ul>.<p>A press note released in this regard states that the Committee seeks to recommend reforms in the criminal laws in a<em> principled, effective, and efficient manner,</em> in order to ensure the safety and security of every individual, the community and the nation on the whole. </p>.<p>To this end, the Committee shall also undertake country-wide consultations with law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, judiciary, advocates, academics, and civil society including media organisations, the release reads. </p>.<p>It is also mentioned that the Committee will be assisted by a set of researchers and consultants. </p>.<h2><strong>Read the press release:</strong></h2>
