This document outlines several sections from Indian penal codes describing various criminal offenses and associated punishments. Some key points include: - Workers in dangerous industries like explosives or chemicals who are injured may receive compensation from their employer of 200-1000 rupees and 6 months imprisonment. - Kidnapping, forcing someone into begging, or attacking a woman's modesty are punishable by up to lifetime imprisonment or 1 year imprisonment and fines. - Forgery, reckless driving causing injury, tax violations, and stalking carry potential imprisonment from 1-7 years and fines. - Public intoxication, nuisance, or misconduct can result in 24 hours imprisonment or 1000 rupee fine. Arrests of women are

1. IPC Section 284-289
• If Someone works in Machinery, Explosives,
Fire related work, poisonous substance
(Chemical factories) and gets affected by the
work they do.
• Proprietor Shall be punished for an
imprisonment up to Six Months and should
pay a fine from 200 to 1000 rupees as
compensation.

2. IPC Section 509
• If one gesture or attack the modesty of
women. He/she shall be punished with
imprisonment which may exceed up to a term
of one year or with fine or both.

3. IPC Section 420
• If any organization or individual is dishonest
with us and in any way produces or delivers
false or fake products or property to one then
they can be produced for imprisonment up to
7 years or liable to pay fine.

4. IPC Section 363 and 363A
• Whoever kidnaps or makes anyone to beg
purposely shall be given lifetime
imprisonment.

5. IPC Section 322
• Whoever voluntarily causes hurt on
himself/herself is liable to be punished and by
one shall be punished for imprisonment from
one year to imprisonment up to 10 years and
also shall be liable for fine.

6. IPC Section 510
• If one appears in a public place being drunk
and conduct any annoyance to any other
person, He or she shall be punished with
imprisonment for a term which may extend up
to 24 hours or fine up to 1000 rupees or both.

7. IPC Section 464 & 465
• Any signature or Stamp or electronic signature
of any other person or authority of any
organization without his concern whether the
person exists or deceased will be said to
commit forgery(IPC Section 464 as well).
• The person committing forgery shall be
punished with imprisonment up to 2 years or
with fine or both.

8. IPC Section 279
• If someone is find anywhere for reckless
driving and cause hurt or accident to any
other person is to be punished with
imprisonment of up to 6 months and liable for
a fine of 1000 Rs(more) or with both.

9. IPC Section 46
• No woman cannot be arrested before 6 A.M.
and after 6 P.M.
Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
• Only women police constable can arrest
women who is convicted.

10. Police Act, 1861
• A police officer is always on duty whether
he/she wearing a uniform or not. If a person
makes a complaint to the officer, he/she could
should help the victim.

11. Maternity Benefit Act, 1961
• No company can fire a pregnant woman. It
may be punishable by a maximum of 3 years
of imprisonment.

12. Income Tax Act, 1961
• In the case of tax violations, the tax collection
officer has the power to arrest you but before
arresting you, he/she will have to send a
notice to you.
• Only Tax Commissioner decides how long you
will stay in the custody.

13. Maximum Retail Price Act, 2014
• Any Shop keeper can’t charge more than the
printed price, but a consumer has the right to
bargain for less than the printed price of a
commodity.

14. IPC Section 166
• Public servant disobeying law, shall be
punished with imprisonment one year, or with
fine, or with both

15. IPC Section 354D
• Stalking any person is a criminal offence which
will lead in jail up to 3 years and/or with fine.

16. IPC Section 510
• Misconduct in public by a drunken person in
any public place, or in any place, shall be
punished with simple imprisonment, which
may extend to twenty-four hours or fine.

17. IPC Section 106
• Right of private defense against an assault
from anyone is allowed. He/she can defend
themselves.

18. IPC Section 268
• A person is found to be guilty, if he/she
creating nuisance to public or any individual,
which causes any common injury or
endangering them.

19. IPC Section 499
• Defamation. The person against whom a
defamation case is filed might be sentenced to
two years imprisonment or fined or both.
• The most important and used IPC section.

20. IPC Section 309
• Whoever attempts to commit suicide shall be
punished with 1 year in jail or fine.

21. IPC Section 88
• Teachers and Headmasters as the freedom to
punish in schools as long as the reason is
justifiable, but the section may not be
legitimate when problem like dead occurs.

22. Indian Sarais Act 1887
• Every hotels, 5-star hotels cannot prohibit us
from drinking water and user their restrooms
in emergency.