Deadline: 07-Feb-2026
The NCL Video Contest on Rights of Citizens in Police Interactions is an awareness-focused national video competition launched by the Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D) under the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in collaboration with MyGov, aimed at educating youth about the New Criminal Laws (NCL) and citizens’ rights during police interactions.
The Bureau of Police Research and Development, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, in collaboration with MyGov, is inviting Indian citizens, especially young people, to participate in the NCL Video Contest on Rights of Citizens in Police Interactions. The initiative seeks to raise public awareness of the New Criminal Laws by encouraging creative, informative storytelling that explains lawful conduct and citizen rights during encounters with the police.
The contest focuses on empowering youth, including school and university students, with accurate information so they can better understand their rights and responsibilities during police interactions. Through short, engaging videos, participants contribute to building a more informed and legally aware society.
Theme and Submission Guidelines
The official theme of the competition is Rights of Citizens in Police Interactions.
Participants must submit a short awareness video with a duration of 2 to 5 minutes, created in MP4 format. Videos may be produced in Hindi, English, or any regional Indian language, allowing creators to reach diverse audiences across the country.
Submissions must be uploaded online, and participants are required to share a public access link via YouTube or Google Drive on the MyGov platform.
Eligibility
The competition is open exclusively to Indian citizens, encouraging participation from across the nation, with a strong emphasis on youth engagement.
Awards and Recognition
To recognise outstanding and impactful entries, the contest offers the following monetary prizes:
The first prize carries a reward of Rs. 20,000
The second prize awards Rs. 10,000
The third prize awards Rs. 5,000
These prizes aim to motivate participants to create high-quality, creative content that effectively communicates citizens’ rights under the New Criminal Laws.
Conclusion
By engaging young citizens in content creation, the NCL Video Contest helps spread awareness about lawful behaviour and legal protections during police interactions. The initiative not only promotes legal literacy but also encourages responsible citizenship and informed engagement with the criminal justice system in India.
For more information, visit MyGov.
