Public Vulgarity Laws: Under the Constitution of India, everyone has the freedom to live as per their wish. There are no restrictions on what people want to do. But freedom can be exercised only till then. As long as she is not disturbing others. Otherwise it will fall under the category of crime.
A few days ago, a girl was seen roaming on the streets of Indore wearing a bra on social media. After which his video went viral on social media and people accused him of spreading obscenity. If someone spreads vulgarity in a public place like this. So what are the rules for that? What could be the punishment? Let us tell you.
There are rules regarding vulgarity in public places
The Constitution has given some fundamental rights to every Indian citizen. So along with that some fundamental duties have also been decided. Where you have freedom to do anything. So at the same time you also have to keep in mind that the work you are doing should not be against the rules of the Constitution. In Indore, where a girl was roaming in the market wearing a bra. If someone does this kind of thing in a public place. So it will be considered as spreading vulgarity. Which is a crime.
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Under Section 296 of the Indian Judicial Code, one may have to pay a fine of up to Rs 1000 for committing such acts in a public place. So along with this, there can also be a jail term of 3 months. Under this rule, no one can do this kind of work in a public place. Due to which other people may face trouble or feel insulted.
Anyone can complain
If someone spreads this kind of vulgarity in a public place. Walks wearing a bra. Or someone else does something obscene. So in such a situation, the people present there can file a complaint against that person. After this the police can take action against such people. Let us tell you that after roaming around in Indore wearing a bra, the girl has also apologized publicly for her action.
