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'Life is precious and death is irrevocable'. "Capital Punishment" or "Death Penalty" is the uppermost level of punishment presented in any democratic society to maintain law and order. The study's objectives were to analyze "Capital Punishment" in India critically by examining current research, legal rules, historical occurrences, and some judicial decisions etc. It is seen that in India follow 'Capital punishment' is 'Rarest of the Rare' cases. But still India executed 'Capital punishment' to criminals. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Criminal Penal Code both mention the applicable laws for "capital punishment." Article 21 of the Indian constitution states that only legal procedures, may be followed in order to take away someone's life or personal freedom. In a nutshell, after reviewing all the arguments, a few key areas of strength for those in favor of the punishment" are vehemently opposed to it. The argument over capital punishment is very dubious. This kind of punishment is a legitimate right to free speech where the death penalty has been abolished or is only used against criminals who have been found guilty.