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Kidnapping is sometimes called "child stealing," a combination of the terms "kid" and "napping," which signify theft. Kidnapping is a criminal act against legal guardians. It implies binding a person against his or her will through force, threat, or trickery. Sections 359-363 of the Indian Penal Code 1860 make provision for kidnapping. Kidnapping is typically done for a variety of reasons, including ransom, begging, illicit intercourse, marriage prostitution, revenge, slavery, murder, and political purposes, among others. Kidnapping is under severe responsibility. The accused's intention is not a necessary component of kidnapping. It is complete once the minor or person of unsound mind has been taken from legitimate guardianship.
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According to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, if a young girl of "age of discretion" leaves her guardian's home voluntarily and goes with him, that person will not be held accountable for kidnapping.
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Section 438 is a procedural clause dealing with the right to personal liberty and the presumption of innocence. The current article thoroughly examines the provision for anticipatory bail in Indian criminal law. It attempts to present the most recent developments in anticipatory bail, as well as a critical analysis of the respective court decisions.
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