IPC S. 153-A - Intention to cause disorder or incite people to violence is the sine qua non of the offence under Section 153 A IPC

Intention to cause disorder or incite people to violence is the sine qua non of the offence under Section 153 A IPC

Only where the written or spoken words have the tendency of creating public disorder or disturbance of law and order or affecting public tranquility, the law needs to step in to prevent such an activity. The intention to cause disorder or incite people to violence is the sine qua non of the offence under Section 153 A IPC and the prosecution has to prove the existence of mens rea in order to succeed.

1995 SCeJ 002

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