Section 357C of CrPC : Section 357C: Treatment of victims.
CrPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A young woman named Priya is attacked with acid by a stranger while she is walking home from work. She suffers severe burns and is in immense pain.
Application of Section 357C: Priya is rushed to the nearest private hospital by a passerby. According to Section 357C of The Code Of Criminal Procedure 1973, the hospital must immediately provide her with first-aid and necessary medical treatment free of cost. The hospital staff cannot refuse treatment or demand payment before providing care. Additionally, the hospital must inform the police about the incident without any delay.
Example 2:
Scenario: A minor girl named Anjali is sexually assaulted by a neighbor. She is found in a distressed state by her parents, who take her to the local government hospital.
Application of Section 357C: Upon arrival at the government hospital, the medical staff must provide Anjali with immediate medical treatment and first-aid without charging any fees, as mandated by Section 357C. The hospital is also required to report the incident to the police imme...
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