Is IPC 307 applicable against 16 years old boy

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For a 16-year-old, the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act of 2015. The IPC’s Section 307 applies to the case as it qualifies as a “serious crime.” The JJ Board will conduct a preliminary assessment via Section 15 of the JJ Act to see if the child has adequate mental capacity to engage in the process. If the child is to undergo the juvenile trial, the juvenile’s sentence is supposed to be three years of staying at a special reform facility. On the contrary, the Children’s court is likely to impose a usual sentence upon the child if the Board decides to treat him like any other adult offender, except for the death penalty. I hope this answer helps. If you have any further query kindly do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you

According to amended JJ Act 2021section 15  sixteen years old Minor boy can treated as major and trial can be initiated against the minor.

sixteen years old boy is minor and no serious action will not be taken against him it cab e quashed in the hgih court if apportunity given i will elobrate the circumstances how it cabe be quashed if FIR is given