Sections 6 and 7 (h) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 149 Term of Terror In order to bring an offense into the realm of terrorism, it was necessary that the government, designed to coerce and intimidate the public. was done. , Community or community. Or if the act was intended to create a sense of fear or insecurity in the community, or was intended to advance a religious, sectarian or racial purpose. And there is a serious danger to the shooting or the safety of the public. Or to scare the common people by burning vehicles or extorting the public. Or that the threat was designed to interfere or seriously disrupt the communications system. Or public utility service; or involves the coercion or intimidation of a civil servant so that he or she is forced to discharge or refrain from performing his lawful duties. Or in the present case involved serious violence against the story of the prosecution of a police force or a public servant that the accused men were fighting with each other and the prosecutor did not claim that the accused were disrupting the communication system or the police force. Are violent against. Or a public servant at the scene of the incident. Or that the panic spread, resulting in a feeling of insecurity in the public, the accused were not equipped with any weapons at the time of the incident, it was alleged that they were not in a position to use the threat. Is. Massiveness can create a sense of panic or fear or insecurity in society, it cannot even be termed terrorism, even an action which results in some terrorism, cannot be equated with terrorism. , While
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