Section 141 of IPC : Section 141: Unlawful Assembly
IPC
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a group of six individuals gather outside a government official's office. Their intention is to protest against a new law they disagree with. However, instead of peacefully protesting, they start threatening the official to repeal the law, showing signs of aggression and violence.
This group's action falls under the first category of Section 141 of The Indian Penal Code, as they are using criminal force, or a show of criminal force, to overawe a public servant. The assembly is deemed an "unlawful assembly" because their common object is to coerce the government official in the exercise of his lawful power.