Section 309 of BNS : Section 309: Robbery.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ravi is walking home late at night when he is approached by a man named Arjun. Arjun pulls out a knife and demands Ravi's wallet. Fearing for his life, Ravi hands over his wallet. In this scenario, Arjun has committed robbery because he used the threat of instant hurt to extort Ravi's wallet.
Example 2:
Priya is shopping in a crowded market when she feels someone grab her purse. She turns around to see a man, Vikram, running away with her purse. Priya chases Vikram, and he pushes her to the ground to escape. In this case, Vikram has committed robbery because he used force (pushing Priya) to carry away the stolen property.
Example 3:
Sunil is driving on a highway when he is stopped by a group of men. One of the men, Raj, points a gun at Sunil and demands his car keys. Sunil, fearing for his life, hands over the keys. Raj and his group then drive away with Sunil's car. Here, Raj has committed robbery because he used the threat of instant death to extort the car keys from Sunil.
Example 4:
Anita is walking with her child in a park when a man, Suresh, grabs h...
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