law: Sashastra Seema Bal Act, 2007 
  111.  Lunacy of accused.
  1.       Whenever,
  
  in the course of a trial by a Force Court, it appears to the Court that the
  
  person charged is by reason of unsoundness of mind incapable of making his
  
  defence, or that he committed the act alleged but was by reason of unsoundness
  
  of mind incapable of knowing the nature of the act or knowing that it was wrong
  
  or contrary to law, the Court shall record a finding accordingly.
  2.       The
  
  presiding officer of the Court, or, in the case of a Summary Force Court, the
  
  officer holding the trial, shall forthwith report the case to the confirming
  
  officer, or to the authority empowered to deal with its finding under section
  
  129, as the case may be.
  3.       The
  
  confirming officer to whom the case is reported under sub-section (2 )
  
  may, if he does not confirm the finding, take steps to have the accused person
  
  tried by the same or another Force Court for the offence with which he was
  
  charged.
  4.       The
  
  authority to whom the finding of a Summary Force Court is reported under
  
  subsection (2 ) and a confirming officer confirming the finding in any
  
  case so reported to him shall order the accused person to be kept in custody in
  
  the prescribed manner and shall report the case for the orders of the Central
  
  Government.
  5.       On
  
  receipt of a report under sub-section (4 ), the Central Government may
  
  order the accused person to be detained in a lunatic asylum or other suitable
  
  place of safe custody.