Section 2 of ITPA : Section 2: Definitions
ITPA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where the police receive a tip-off about a residence in a suburban area that is being used for commercial sexual activities. Upon investigation, they find that the house has several rooms that are being used by individuals for engaging in sexual acts in exchange for money.
Under the The Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956, this residence can be classified as a "brothel" as per section 2(a) of the Act because it is a place used for sexual exploitation for the gain of the owner of the residence.
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