Hello
friends before knowing about the all sections of IPC, here I will introduce to
you that What is IPC (Indian Penal Code) and when it come in existence.
What is IPC ?
IPC refers to Indian Penal Code. This law was passed in the year 1860. It tells us what is the crime committed by the offender and how much punishment/penalty is prescribed for it. In Urdu the IPC is also called as Taj-Irat-E-Hind. You have often seen in the movies that when a judge in a court sentences a criminal, he says that (Dafa 302 ke tahat muljim ko fansi ki saja dee jaati hai) or the death sentence is given under the Taj-irat-e-Hind 302, it is nothing but the Indian Penal Code and Dafa means Dhara or Seksan.
In total there are 511 Sections and 23 chapters
in the IPC i.e. the IPC is divided into a total of 23 chapters. The IPC is the
world's largest criminal collection, that is, there is no other criminal law in
the country larger than I.P.C. This is applicable in the entire country except
Kashmir.
If
we try to understand the IPC through example, then the IPC itself will
determine whether an incident is theft, loot or robbery, suppose if two people
break into someone's house at night no matter how much cash, jewelry or other,
they taken away it will be called theft and if two persons take cash, jewelry
or other valuables from the house by showing weapons and intimidating the
members of the house on the basis of illegal weapon, then it will be called
loot and assume that if the same incident is done by 5 persons, it would be robbery,
because five or more persons are written in the definition of robbery in the
IPC. In the IPC itself, there is also a provision for
imprisonment/punishment and fine for different period for theft, loot and
robbery.
IPC is divided into 23 chapters.
IPC Chapter 1 – Introduction. (Section 1 to 5)
IPC Chapter 2 – General Explanation (Section 6 to 52)
IPC Chapter 3- Of Punishments ( Sections 53 to 75)
IPC Chapter 4- General Exceptions of the Right of Private
Defense (Sections 76 to 106)
IPC Chapter 5- Of abetment/Incitation (Sections 107 to 120)
IPC Chapter 5A- Criminal Conspiracy/deception(Sec.120-A to120B)
IPC Chapter 6- Of offences against State (Sec. 121 to 130)
IPC Chapter 7- Of
offences relating to Army, Navy & Force.
(Sec. 131 to 140)
IPC Chapter 8- Of offences against the public
peace/tranquility
(Sections 141 to
160)
IPC Chapter 9- Of offence by by or relating to public
servant.
(Sections 161 to
171)
IPC Chapter 9A- Of Offences
Relating to Elections. (Sec. 171-1 to
171-I)
IPC Chapter 10- Of contempts of lawful authority of public
servants.
(Sections 172 to 190)
IPC Chapter 11- Of false
evidence and offence against public justice.
(Sections
191 to 229)
IPC Chapter 12- Of offences related to coin and Govt. Stamps.
(Sections 230 to
263)
IPC Chapter 13- Of offences related to Weight and measures.
(Sections 264 to
267)
IPC Chapter 14- Of offences affecting/simulating the public
health-safety-
convenience,
decency-morals. (Sec. 268 to 294)
IPC Chapter 15- Of offences relating to Relegion/divinity.
(Sec. 295 to 298)
IPC Chapter 16- Of offences affecting the Human Body i.e
Murder, Homicide,
Causing
Miscarriage, injuries to unborn children, causing hurt
Wrongful
confinement, Assault, Kidnapping, abduction, Slavery,
Sexual
offence like rape and sodomy.
(Sections 299 to
377)
IPC Chapter 17- Of offences against the property i.e Theft,
Extortion, Robbery,
Criminal
Misappropriation of property, Crml. Breach of trust,
Receiving of Stolen Property, Cheating, Fraudulent
Deeds of
property, Mischief, Criminal Trespassing.
(Sections
378 to 462)
IPC Chapter 18- Offences relating to Document and Property
Marks.
(Sections 463 to
489)
IPC Chapter 19- Offences in criminal breach of contract of
services.
(Sections 489 to
492)
IPC Chapter 20- Offences related to marriages.
(Sections 493 to
498)
IPC Chapter 20A- Cruelty by Husband or relative of husband.
(Section 498-A IPC)
IPC Chapter 21- Of defamation. (Sections 499 to 502)
IPC Chapter 22- criminal intimidation, insult and annoyance.
(Section 503 to
510)
IPC Chapter 23-
Attempts to commit offences. (Sec. 511)
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