Prohibited Content Law: Nowadays almost everyone in the world has a smartphone. And internet is also present in all these smartphones. Through smartphones, anyone gets the freedom to do whatever they want on social media. There are no checks and balances of any kind on people.
In such situations, people also use many objectionable things. They forget that they may have to suffer consequences for this. Therefore, you should not keep certain types of videos in your phone. Otherwise you may even go to jail.
Objectionable video promoting crime against women
Nowadays people get videos of anything on social media. So they share it in their group and in their friend circle without thinking anything. He doesn’t even think whether this video should be shared or not. People who receive such videos also keep them on their phones after watching them. We are talking about those videos in which atrocities against women take place. They are exploited.
Their video is made in objectionable condition. Not only making this type of video is a crime. In fact, sharing it is a crime and keeping it on your phone is also a crime. Therefore, if someone shares such a video with you, then delete it immediately. Otherwise, you may be punished under IPC section 292.
Will give provocative or increasing social discrimination videos
There were riots in Delhi in the year 2020. There is a history of riots in India. In this era of social media, people even sitting at home help in spreading riots. If any such thing comes on your phone. Which promotes communal hatred. You share it further and that thing gradually spreads to many people.
So doing this is a crime. If you are found doing this then you may have to go to jail. Therefore, if you see any video of this type anywhere, avoid it. If someone shares such a video with you, then delete the video immediately. Otherwise, action can be taken against you under section 153 of IPC.