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By Adv. Aashit A. Kankariya Analysis of the Atrocities Law and its Legal Implications Since thousands of years in the Indian society, there are a section of people, who are facing atrocities on the basis of caste. After Independence 1947, our founding fathers of the constitution have given fundamental rights to each and every Indian
There is an apparent disconnect in the law as it currently stands (as on date of writing this post) between s. 309 of the IPC and s. 115 of the Mental Healthcare Act, 2017. S. 309 criminalises an attempt to suicide, with imprisonment and fine. While numerous tries have been made to challenge the constitutional
Ranveer Singh’s recent nude pictures took the internet by storm, so much so, that he found himself slapped with an FIR. Why? Read on to understand why posting nude pictures on the internet, can be considered obscene, and therefore, a criminal offense.
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