Section 232 of IPC : Section 232: Counterfeiting Indian Coin

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Explanation using Example

An example of the application of Section 232 of The Indian Penal Code could be a scenario where an individual, Raj, operates a small workshop where he has the equipment to mint coins. Raj decides to use this equipment to create fake Indian currency coins that closely resemble the original coins in appearance and weight. He then attempts to use these counterfeit coins at local markets as genuine currency. Raj's actions are reported to the authorities, and upon investigation, it is discovered that Raj knowingly engaged in the counterfeiting of Indian coin. As a result, Raj could be charged under Section 232 of The Indian Penal Code, which could lead to him facing imprisonment for life or up to ten years, along with a potential fine, for counterfeiting Indian coin.

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