Section 117 of BNS : Section 117: Voluntarily causing grievous hurt.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi and Suresh have a heated argument over a property dispute. In a fit of rage, Ravi picks up a heavy iron rod and hits Suresh on the leg, intending to break his leg. Suresh ends up with a fractured leg and severe pain that lasts for over a month. Here, Ravi has voluntarily caused grievous hurt to Suresh as he intended to cause serious injury and actually caused a grievous injury.

Example 2:

During a communal riot, a group of six individuals, including Raj, target a man named Imran because of his religion. They beat him severely, causing multiple fractures and internal injuries that result in Imran being bedridden for several months. Each member ...

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