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of <h1>Section 101: Murder Defined as Culpable Homicide; Intent and Exceptions like Self-Defense, Provocation, or Victim Consent Explained.</h1> Section 101 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, defines murder as culpable homicide with specific intents, such as intending to cause death or knowing the act is likely to cause death. Exceptions include acts committed under grave provocation, in self-defense, by public servants in good faith, during sudden fights without premeditation, or with the victim's consent if over eighteen. Illustrations clarify scenarios where the act is considered murder or falls under exceptions, emphasizing intent, provocation, and the nature of the act.
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