Is BNS Section 309 Bailable or Non-Bailable? Arrest Guidelines
BNS Section 309: (1), (2), (3) Robbery- When theft is robbery When extortion is robbery (Legacy IPC Section 390)
Statutory Classification Details
Robbery
Bailable Status: Non-bailable (Bail can only be granted by the Judiciary)
Cognizable Status: Cognizable (Police can arrest without warrant)
Triable Court: Magistrate of the first class
Official Punishment: Rigorous imprisonmentfor 10 years and fine.class. If robbery committed onRigorous imprisonmenthighway between sunsetfor 14 years.class. and sunrise
Attempt to commit
Bailable Status: Non-bailable (Bail can only be granted by the Judiciary)
Cognizable Status: Cognizable (Police can arrest without warrant)
Triable Court: Magistrate of the first class
Official Punishment: Rigorous imprisonmentrobbery.for 7 years and fine.class
Causing hurt
Bailable Status: Non-bailable (Bail can only be granted by the Judiciary)
Cognizable Status: Cognizable (Police can arrest without warrant)
Triable Court: Magistrate of the first class
Official Punishment: Imprisonment for life, orrigorous imprisonmentclass. for 10 years and fine