Section 14B of FA, 1946 : Section 14B: Penalty For Using Forged Passport

FA, 1946

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where an individual, John, who is not a citizen of India, enters the country using a forged passport. John's intention is to secure employment in India. However, upon a routine check, the authorities discover that his passport details are fraudulent and do not match any official records. Under Section 14B of The Foreigners Act, 1946, John would be subject to legal action for entering and staying in India without proper authorization. Consequently, he could face a minimum imprisonment of two years, which could extend up to eight years, and also be fined a sum not less than ten thousand rupees and up to fifty thousand rupees for his actions.

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