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⚠️ Fake news is not just misinformation — it can be a criminal offence under Indian law.

In this video, we explain how forwarding false information on WhatsApp or social media can get you into serious legal trouble.

📜 Applicable Laws under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS):

• Section 353 BNS – Spreading false information causing public mischief (punishable with jail and fine)

• Section 196 BNS – Promoting enmity through false content (3 to 5 years imprisonment + fine)

• Section 299 BNS – Defamation (harm to reputation can lead to legal action)

🚫 Writing “forwarded as received” does NOT protect you from liability.

💡 Stay safe online:
✔ Verify the source
✔ Cross-check facts
✔ Don’t spread unverified news

📢 One share can create panic — be responsible.
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⚠️ Online Abuse Can Be a Crime!
In today’s digital world, abusive comments, trolling, and online threats have become common. But did you know that such actions can lead to legal consequences?

In this video, you’ll learn:
✔ What counts as online abuse
✔ Which laws apply
✔ How you can file a complaint
✔ How to protect yourself online

📜 Applicable Laws:

• Section 294 BNS – Obscene language

• Section 351 BNS – Threats

• Section 356 BNS – Harm to reputation

• Information Technology Act 2000 – Cyber offences

💡 Important Tip:
If someone abuses or threatens you online, take screenshots and report it to the cyber cell immediately.

🔥 The internet may feel anonymous… but the law can still find you.

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Fake police officers and impersonation scams are increasing, and many people don’t know their legal rights in such situations.

In this video, we explain:

1. What to do if someone claims to be a police officer

2. Your right to ask for a police ID card

3. The law against fake police under Section 205 BNS

4. Police duties to show identification under Section 35 BNSS and Section 36 BNSS

Knowing your rights can protect you from fraud, harassment, and illegal actions. Always stay alert and never hesitate to verify the identity of someone claiming to be a police officer.

📌 Remember: A genuine police officer will never refuse to show their ID.

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