Section 212 of BNS : Section 212: Furnishing false information.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi, a shop owner, witnesses a hit-and-run accident outside his store. The police arrive and ask Ravi for information about the incident. Ravi, who is legally bound to provide accurate information, tells the police that the car involved was a red sedan, even though he clearly saw that it was a blue SUV. Ravi provides this false information because he wants to protect his friend who owns a blue SUV. Ravi is guilty under Section 212 of the Bharatiya Nyaya ...
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