Section 169 BNS : Candidate, electoral right defined.
Section 169 BNS covers illegal voting or personation at elections. It punishes those who vote unlawfully or impersonate voters. Includes FAQs, examples, and IPC comparison.
168 BNS : Wearing garb or carrying token used by soldier, sailor or airman.
168 BNS imposes a penalty of up to three months imprisonment or a fine for impersonating a soldier, sailor, or airman by wearing their uniform or carrying a token with intent to deceive.
167 BNS : Persons subject to certain Acts.
167 BNS covers military law exemption under Army, Navy & Air Force Acts with examples, FAQs, and comparison table vs IPC 139 explained clearly.
166 BNS : Abetment of act of insubordination by soldier, sailor or airman.
166 BNS — punishes abetment of insubordination by military personnel. Learn what the section covers, its punishment (up to 2 years or fine), how it protects discipline, and a clear comparison with the earlier IPC provision.
165 BNS : Deserter concealed on board merchant vessel through negligence of master.
165 BNS: Concealing a military deserter on a merchant vessel due to negligence is punishable with a fine up to ₹3,000. Learn the meaning, scope, punishment, examples, and how it compares with IPC Section 137.
164 BNS : Harbouring deserter.
164 BNS – Harboring a deserter from the Army, Navy, or Air Force is a punishable offense with up to 2 years imprisonment or fine. Exception: spouses are exempt. Learn its meaning, punishment, examples, and comparison with IPC Section 136.
163 BNS : Abetment of desertion of soldier, sailor or airman.
163 BNS ,punishes abetting desertion of Army, Navy or Air Force personnel with up to 2 years jail, fine, or both. Explanation, examples and legal scope.”