Today most people have smart phones and access to the internet. But many times, due to lack of knowledge of the rules, the childish actions of the users send them to jail. For example, many people use words like bomb, hijack at national and international airports while making reels or jokingly. But do you know today that using these words even jokingly can send you to jail. Today we will tell you which words you cannot use at airports around the world including India.
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Today Most of the people like to travel by flight. But do you know that if you use certain words and messages even while joking at the airport, you can go to jail. Yes jail. If the security personnel hear or read any word from you which comes under the scope of security check, then immediate action can be taken against you.
Which words are used at the airport? Forbidden to do:
Let us tell you that using words related to plane hijack, terrorism, bomb, explosive at the airport is a legal offense. If any passenger uses these words, legal action can be taken against him. Not only this, the security personnel can also send him to jail during the action.
Under which sections the action is taken
Many times in India such Cases come up when security personnel investigate. At that time some passengers jokingly say that they are carrying some bombs. Or use other terrorist words. Due to his actions, action may be taken against him under various sections of Indian law. In some cases, Section 182 of the Indian Penal Code (false information to a public servant likely to cause him to use his lawful power to cause injury or dismay to any person) and Section 505(1)(b) (injuring public Action has been taken under section 268 (spreading rumors with intent to create fear) and section 268 (public nuisance).
Which words are banned?
Now the question is which words are banned at the airports of other countries. Turkey’s Pegasus Airlines, quoting the list prepared by the Federal Aviation Administration, has said in its report that these words include terrorist, bomb, missile, weapon (gun) and fire. These may also change depending on the country. For example, mentioning the 9/11 attacks in America can create trouble for you. Whereas the Airport Authority of Thailand had posted infographics on its Facebook page in April 2023. In these, some words were specifically asked not to be used at the airport. Which included the words bomb, explosive, hijack and terrorist attack.
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