Section 126 of BNS : Section 126: Wrongful restraint.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi is walking on a public road to reach his office. Suddenly, his neighbor, Suresh, stands in front of him and blocks his way, preventing Ravi from moving forward. Ravi asks Suresh to let him pass, but Suresh refuses without any valid reason. In this scenario, Suresh is wrongfully restraining Ravi because he is voluntarily obstructing Ravi's path, which Ravi has a right to proceed on.

Example 2:

Priya is driving her car on a public street. She encounters a group of protesters who have formed a human chain across the road, blocking all vehicles from passing. Priya has a right to drive on that road, but the protesters are preventing her from doing so. The protesters are wrongfully restraining Pri...

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