Abstract:
India's legal framework, rooted in a rich historical legacy, continues to adapt to evolving social, economic, and
technological landscapes. Howevet;, the implementation of new criminal laws faces considerable obstacles, including
systemic inefficiencies, lack of public awareness, resistance to change, and infrastructural constraints. TIlls paper
examines these challenges, offering insjghts into potential solutions to strengthen criminal law enforcement in India.
While the country's criminal justice system has been shaped by its colonial past, it has progressivdy evolved to addtess
modem concerns such as cybercrime, financial fraud, and gender-based violence. Despite the progressive intent
behind these laws, their enforcement often falls short of expectations. This paper delves into the difficulties
surrounding their enactment and implementation, highlighting key gaps within the system.
