Section 354D of IPC : Section 354D: Stalking

IPC

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi, a 30-year-old man, works in an office in Mumbai. He develops an interest in his colleague, Priya, and starts following her after work. Despite Priya clearly telling Ravi that she is not interested in any personal interaction, Ravi continues to follow her to her home and tries to contact her through phone calls and messages. Priya feels harassed and files a complaint with the police. Under Section 354D of the Indian Penal Code, Ravi's actions constitute stalking, as he repeatedly followed and attempted to contact Priya despite her clear indication of disinterest.

Example 2:

Ankit, a college student in Delhi, is infatuated with his classmate, Neha. He starts monitoring her social media activities, including her posts, messages, and online interactions, without her consent. Neha notices that Ankit is constantly commenting on her posts and sending her messages, making her uncomfortable. She blocks him, but Ankit creates fake profiles to continue monitoring her o...

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