Section 26 of IFA : Section 26: Acts Prohibited In Such Forests
IFA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a local farmer named Arjun enters a reserved forest area to collect firewood without permission. He decides to clear some land to cultivate crops. While doing so, he cuts down several protected trees and starts a fire to burn the brush, which quickly gets out of control and spreads throughout the forest.
Under Section 26 of The Indian Forest Act, 1927, Arjun's actions of clearing land for cultivation (clause h), felling trees (clause f), and kindling a fire that enda...
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