296 BNS : Obscene acts and songs.
296 BNS — obscene acts and songs in public places. Meaning, punishment, examples, and comparison with IPC 294. Cognizable and bailable offence.
295 BNS : Sale, etc., of obscene objects to child.
295 BNS replaces IPC 293, punishing sale or display of obscene objects to minors with up to 7 years jail and fine, ensuring stronger child protection.
294 BNS : Sale, etc., of obscene books, etc.
294 BNS Punishes the sale or distribution of obscene material with jail or fines, while protecting works of art, science, education, and religion
293 BNS : Continuance of nuisance after injunction to discontinue.
293 BNS enforces penalties for continuing public nuisances despite lawful orders, ensuring public peace and safety.
292 BNS : Punishment for public nuisance in cases not otherwise provided for.
292 BNS — public nuisance not covered elsewhere. Explains meaning, examples, punishment (₹1,000 fine), bailability, and IPC 290 comparison.
Section 291 BNS : Negligent conduct with respect to animal.
Section 291 BNS Penalizes negligent handling of animals with up to 6 months jail or ₹5,000 fine. Learn scope, punishment & key differences with IPC 289.
290 BNS : Negligent conduct with respect to pulling down, repairing or constructing buildings etc.
290 BNS — negligent conduct in building construction, repair, or demolition endangering life. Meaning, punishment & IPC 288 comparison.