157 IPC
157 IPC in India, which deals with harboring or sheltering people involved in unlawful assemblies.
IPC 156
IPC Section 156 deals with when someone who manages or looks after a property can be held responsible if a riot happens there for the owner’s benefit.
Section 155 IPC
Section 155 IPC, which holds individuals accountable for benefiting from riots, even without direct participation, if aware of the riot and its purpose.
IPC 154
IPC 154 deals with the intentional omission to give information of an offense by a person bound to inform.
153 IPC
153 IPC , the Indian Penal Code section on promoting enmity between groups and how to avoid such offenses.
152 IPC
152 IPC is about stopping people from attacking or obstructing public servants, like police officers, when they are trying to control riots or unlawful gatherings.
IPC 151
IPC 151 deals with the offense of knowingly joining or continuing in an unlawful assembly.