Section 130 of BNSS : Section 130: Order to be made.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Rajesh, a resident of Mumbai, has been reported to the local Magistrate under Section 126 for causing disturbances in his neighborhood. The Magistrate, after reviewing the complaints and evidence, decides it is necessary to require Rajesh to show cause why he should not be ordered to keep the peace. The Magistrate issues a written order stating the details of the complaints, the amount of the bond Rajesh must execute (₹10,000), the term for which the bond will be in force (one year), and the requirement for two sureties who are financially stable and have a good reputation in the community.

Example 2:

Priya, a shop owner in Delhi, has been accused of engaging in activities that threaten public safety under Section 127. The Magistrate, after considering the information received, deems it necessary to require Priya to show cause why she should not be bound to good behavior. The Magistrate issues a written order detailing the substance of the accusations, the amount of the bond Priya must execute (₹20,000), the term for which it will be in force (six months), and the requirement for one surety who is a respected member of the business community.