Section 163 of BNSS : Section 163: Power to issue order in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

A factory in a residential area is emitting harmful fumes due to a malfunction in its filtration system. The residents start complaining about the foul smell and health issues like headaches and respiratory problems. The District Magistrate, upon receiving multiple complaints and conducting a preliminary investigation, finds sufficient ground to believe that immediate action is necessary to prevent further harm to the residents' health and safety. The Magistrate issues a written order to the factory owner, directing them to cease operations until the filtration system is repaired and meets safety standards. This order is served immediately to prevent any delay in mitigating the health hazard.

Example 2:

A large public gathering is planned in a park for a political rally. The local police receive intelligence reports indicating a high risk of violent clashes between rival political groups. The Sub-divisional Magistrate, considering the potential danger to public safety and the likelihood of a riot, issues...

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