Section 78 of BNS : Section 78: Stalking.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi, a 30-year-old man, works in the same office as Priya. Ravi has been following Priya to her home every day after work, despite Priya clearly telling him multiple times that she is not interested in any personal interaction with him. Ravi also sends her messages on social media and emails her frequently, even after Priya has blocked him on several platforms. Priya feels harassed and files a complaint against Ravi for stalking under Section 78 of The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023. Ravi's actions of following Priya and attempting to contact her repeatedly despite her clear disinterest constitute the offence of stalking.
Example 2:
Anita notices that someone has been monitoring her online activities. She finds out that her ex-boyfriend, Raj, has been tracking her social media posts, reading her emails, and even hacking into her accounts to see her private messages. Anita feels violated and reports Raj to the police. Raj's actions ...
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