Don’t feel bad, it’s Holi… It’s Holi brother, it’s Holi… On the day of Holi, you would often hear these lines from the mouth of people after throwing colors by strangers. You may also remember the song Balam Pichkari from the movie Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani. But do you know that those who put color on a woman or man in a filmy way without permission by saying that it is Holi, they can also be jailed. Yes, you have read it right that the police can also take action against those who create ruckus on the day of Holi. Know what are the rules regarding this.
Don’t feel bad, it’s Holi
The festival of Holi is celebrated with pomp and joy throughout the country. But if during this festival of colours, you throw colors or pitch without permission, especially at an unknown man or woman, then action can be taken against you. In fact, if someone does not feel safe with your colors or your manner, he can file a complaint against you with the police. After this complaint, the police can arrest you and take legal action. Because you cannot disturb another person for your happiness.
police action
The police of all the states of the country except the Union Territories work under the state government. On the festival of Holi, police are deployed on duty to protect the general public from the chaos. For example, the Uttar Pradesh government has canceled the leave of all policemen. Apart from this, in Jammu also the police has formed a team to deal with the hooliganism. In other states of the country too, police are prepared to take action against those who create ruckus on the day of Holi.
punishable offence
During Holi, many times people harass the general public in the name of excessive drinking and creating ruckus. Not only this, many times drunkards also abuse people. But do you know that you can file a legal complaint against such people. Because abusing each other indecently is a punishable offense under section 294 of the Indian Penal Code.
Harassing a woman can send you to jail
On the day of Holi, hooligans often harass the general public by drinking alcohol. Many times, bike stunt people also harass women on the road. There are many laws to keep women safe in such situations. For example, if a man is stalking you, then you can take action against that criminal under section 354 D of IPC. Therefore, ABP News advises you to celebrate Holi with family and friends with happy Holi wishes. Because the festival of any religion should be celebrated with mutual harmony and brotherhood, it should not cause trouble to any other person.
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