Section 304B of IPC : Section 304B: Dowry death
IPC
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Priya got married to Rajesh in 2018. Within a year of their marriage, Rajesh and his family started demanding additional dowry from Priya's parents, including a car and more cash. Priya's parents were unable to meet these demands. As a result, Priya was subjected to continuous harassment and physical abuse by Rajesh and his family. In 2021, Priya was found dead under suspicious circumstances with burn injuries. Since her death occurred within seven years of her marriage and it was established that she was h...
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