Section 160 of IPC : Section 160: Punishment for committing affray

IPC

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi and Suresh are neighbors in a small town in India. One evening, they get into a heated argument over a parking space in front of their houses. The argument escalates, and they start physically fighting in the middle of the street. Their loud quarrel and physical altercation attract a crowd and disturb the peace of the neighborhood. The police arrive and arrest both Ravi and Suresh for committing an affray. Under Section 160 of the Indian Penal Code, they are each sentenced to a fine of Rs. 100 and a warning to maintain public peace.

Example 2:

During a local festival in a village, two groups of young men, led by Arjun and Vikram, start arguing over who should lead the procession. The argument quickly turns into a brawl, with both groups throwing punches and causing a commotion in the crowded festival area. The fight disrupts the festival and causes panic among the attendees. The police intervene and arrest several members from both groups, including Arjun and Vikram, for committing an affray. Under Section 160 of the Indian Penal Code, they are each sentenced to one month of imprisonment to deter such behavior in the future and to maintain public tranquility.

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