Section 429 of IPC : Section 429: Mischief By Killing Or Maiming Cattle, Etc, Of Any Value Or Any Animal Of The Value Of Fifty Rupees

Explanation using Example

Imagine a man named Raj who owns a farm with several cows, which he relies on for his livelihood. One night, a neighbor, out of spite due to a previous disagreement, sneaks onto Raj's property and feeds the cows a harmful substance, which results in the death of two cows. The neighbor's actions are discovered, and he is charged under Section 429 of The Indian Penal Code, 1860, for causing mischief by poisoning animals of value greater than fifty rupees. If convicted, the neighbor could face imprisonment for up to five years, a fine, or both, for his deliberate act of damaging Raj's property and livelihood.