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The latest judgment of the Mumbai High Court - The High Court had refused to give anticipatory bail for attacking and violating the police. Friends in this detail, the Mumbai High Court has recently made it clear in one of its decisions that it attacked a public servant. It will not be tolerated at all.
IPC sections -
The case was of a father-son, and while hearing this case, Justice SB Kotwal had imposed certain sections of the IPC such as Section 353 332 188 269 270 504 506 of the IPC and Section 34, under which the case was registered. Was done
F.I.R. -
And this fir1 was lodged by the police constable because while patrolling the night, he found that a grocery store was open and the shopkeeper was not even wearing a mask. Even after speaking, he is neither cool nor Nor did the shop close, and the fathers misbehaved with the constable and attacked them as well, watched the CCTV footage, heard an eyewitness, and said that the case was severe.
Public Servant -
Suppose a public servant is doing his duty. In that case, he cannot be stopped from doing so, and attacking him is very far away, which is worth tolerating in this case and filed by him in this way The anticipatory bail application has been rejected, as we all know that assaulting a police officer while he is doing duty is a punishable offense. In this, the Bombay High Court has proved it.
Indian Penal Code 1860, Section 278A -
Indian Penal Code 1860, Section 278A - IPC section 278.
Making the atmosphere inaccessible to health -
An FIR will be registered against persons who smoke under Section 278 of the IPC, and a provision for punishment has also been made.
The makers of the penal code have made themselves aware of social problems with their foresight.
Because the lives of everyday people are polluted due to small and big and bad things happening nowadays.
Therefore it is a punishable offense.
278 by the Indian Penal Code 1860 -
If a person does some such activity, and in which he will be found guilty. So doing this is a kind of crime.
Such as polluting the atmosphere, polluting the atmospheric air in such a way that is harmful to the public's health, smoking in places like water, installations and theaters, bus stops or railway stations, etc. is considered a punishable offense.
The court has directed the state government to completely ban smoking in public places by issuing this order under Section 133 Class 1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1860.
In the IPC section, these offenses are non-bailable, and any magistrate can hear them.
The provision of punishment for this crime -
The person committing this crime will be punished with a fine of ₹ 500.
For example -
Given the severe loss of life due to smoking by the Supreme Court,
* Murali Hair vs. Union of India -
The lawsuit stipulated that smoking should be completely banned in public places, and more than three lakh people died every day due to diseases caused by it, which is actually a serious concern.
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