B. M. Gandhi’s Indian Penal Law (4th Edition, 2017) provides a structured and analytical study of the Indian Penal Code, focusing on the foundations of criminal liability and the classification of offences. The book explains essential concepts such as intention, knowledge, negligence, and strict liability along with the legal consequences attached to criminal acts.
It offers detailed treatment of major categories of offences including offences against the human body, property, public tranquillity, and the State. The work integrates case law to demonstrate how statutory provisions are interpreted and applied by courts in practice. The author also highlights the importance of general exceptions and defences under the Code.
The book serves as a core academic resource for understanding substantive criminal law and is widely used by law students and teachers. Its clear language and systematic approach make it suitable for examination preparation as well as professional reference.








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