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15/01/2026

⚖️💔 “A night out turned into a nightmare.”

Haryana’s Bahadurgarh R**e Case
In a horrifying case from Bahadurgarh, Haryana, a woman was gang-r**ed by five men at a roadside dhaba near the Green Line metro station. The accused were tracked down using CCTV footage and UPI liquor payment records, leading to four swift arrests.

📜 Legal Provisions:
🔴 Section 63 – R**e: Punishable with rigorous imprisonment from 10 years to life.
🔴 Section 70 – Gang R**e: Severe punishment, extending to imprisonment for life.
🔴 Section 111 – Criminal Conspiracy: For jointly committing or aiding the act.

🚨 Crimes like these remind us that justice must be uncompromising, and awareness of one’s rights is the first line of defense.

📌 At Dastawezz, we stand with survivors and believe in empowering every citizen through legal literacy and access to justice.

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03/01/2026

Ragging isn’t “college fun.” Sexual harassment isn’t “misunderstanding.”
It’s a crime even inside campuses.

CASE DETAILS
Himachal Pradesh Police have booked three girl students and a college professor following allegations of ragging and sexual harassment.
The complaint states that the victim was subjected to humiliation, inappropriate conduct, and abuse of authority within the educational institution.
An investigation is underway to determine individual roles and accountability.

LEGAL TERMS (BNS)
📌 Section 74, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) – Sexual Harassment
📌 Section 115, BNS – Voluntarily causing hurt (if physical harm is involved)
📌 Section 351, BNS – Criminal intimidation
📌 UGC Anti-Ragging Regulations – Mandatory compliance by educational institutions

Ragging and harassment are punishable offences, regardless of gender or position.

⚖️ Dastawezz documents the law beyond headlines.

Follow for legal awareness, student rights, campus safety laws, and justice updates that matter.
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02/01/2026

When law enforcers become targets of mob violence, the rule of law itself is under attack.

A woman police officer was allegedly attacked, stripped, and filmed during a violent anti-mining protest in Chhattisgarh.

During an anti-mining protest in Chhattisgarh, violence broke out when a mob allegedly assaulted a woman police officer, forcibly removed her clothes, and recorded videos of the incident.
The incident highlights the growing risks faced by women in uniform and raises serious concerns about mob violence, dignity, and public accountability.
Authorities have initiated legal action and investigations are underway.

Legal Terms:
🔴Section 74, BNS – Assault or use of criminal force against a woman with intent to outrage her modesty
🔴Section 115, BNS – Voluntarily causing hurt
🔴Section 191–193, BNS – Rioting and unlawful assembly
🔴Section 75, BNS – Sexual harassment
🔴Section 351, BNS – Criminal intimidation
🔴Section 356, BNS – Defamation or acts harming dignity (if applicable)
(Final sections depend on police investigation and chargesheet)

At Dastawezz, we document cases where law, dignity, and justice intersect.

Follow us to stay informed about legal rights, criminal law updates, and accountability under BNS.
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29/12/2025

Married today, divorced tomorrow.
When consent breaks down, even a marriage can legally end in 24 hours.

A Pune couple reportedly obtained a divorce within 24 hours of marriage after serious disagreements arose immediately post-wedding.
Both parties mutually agreed that the marriage was unworkable and approached the court, leading to a swift legal separation without prolonged litigation.

Legal Terms (Indian Law)
🔴Mutual Consent Divorce – Section 13B, Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
🔴Consent in Marriage – A valid marriage requires free and informed consent
Cooling-Off Period
🔴Waiver – Courts may waive the mandatory waiting period in exceptional circumstances
🔴Marriage as a Civil Contract – Subject to consent, intention, and legal validity

📌 Law protects choice, not just tradition.
Follow dastawezz to understand your legal rights before, during, and after marriage.
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