Sections 497 and 196 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 153 A / 298 were intended to injure religious sentiments, delivering pamphlets containing allegedly profane language, accusing them of religious sentiment. Done. By reading the provisions of Section 153A, Section 196 of the PPC, the inhabitants of the locality will show that filing a case against the accused without the permission of the authorized authority was the result of violation of the essential provisions of the law. That way, the whole process was done. Non-judicial Section 298, PPC was sentenced to one year; RI police no longer needed the accused to be used for further investigations; bail was allowed under the circumstances \ r \ n \ r \ n
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