IPC 362
Imagine someone secretly taking your younger sibling away from your parents. IPC 362 is a law that says it’s wrong to take anyone, even grown-ups, away from their caregiver (parents or someone responsible) in a hidden way.
IPC 361
IPC Section 361 of Indian law protects against kidnapping and abduction, ensuring safety and security for vulnerable individuals.
IPC 359
IPC Section 359 of the Indian Penal Code deals with the offense of kidnapping. The punishment for IPC 359 includes imprisonment which may extend to seven years and fine.
IPC 358
This section deals with the offense of attempting to impede the lawful administration of justice by intentionally:
IPC 357
Offense of criminal threat, where someone uses words or actions to threaten to cause hurt (pain or injury) or wrongfully confine another person.
IPC 356
Punishment under IPC Section 356 for assault or criminal force in an attempt to commit theft.
IPC 360
IPC 360 section specifically deals with kidnapping someone and transporting them outside the legal boundaries of India without their consent or the consent of a person legally authorized to do so.