Criminal Revision is the Court's power to alter proceedings. I am asking this question due to my interest in the comparison of the country's approach to criminal revision.
I don't know the answer but this researcher working in the lower house of Indian Parliament might be able to assist in answering your question.
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Dr_Mohan_Parasain
Indian law is derived from British positive law because of occupation but the singapore’s law there is a perception that Singapore society is highly regulated through the criminalization of many activities which are considered as fairly harmless in other countries. These include failing to flush toilets after use, littering, jaywalking, the possession of pornography, A catchphrase recently used in a police anti-crime campaign was "Low crime does not mean no crime".
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