Section 268 of IPC : Section 268: Public nuisance
IPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Ramesh owns a factory that produces chemicals. He disposes of the chemical waste by dumping it into a nearby river, which is the primary source of water for the local community. The toxic waste contaminates the water, causing health issues for the residents, including skin diseases and stomach ailments. This act of Ramesh is a public nuisance as it causes common injury and danger to the public health of the people living in the vicinity.
Example 2:
A local vendor, Suresh, sets up a loudspeaker outside his shop to attract customers. He plays loud music throughout the day and night, causing disturbance to the residents living nearby. The continuous noise disrupts their sleep and daily activities, leading to complaints from the community. Suresh's act of playing loud music at all hours is a public nuisance as it causes annoyance and obstruction to the public's right ...
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