Weirdest Laws: You may not believe, but these strange laws are there in India… knowing which you will also be surprised

Weirdest Laws: You may not believe, but these strange laws are there in India… knowing which you will also be surprised

Weirdest Laws In India: Law is very important in any country. On the other hand, if we talk about India, then there are some such strange laws here, knowing which you will also be surprised. Let’s know 10 strange laws of India…

Prostitution is legal in this realm: If someone does prostitution as a private business then it is legally correct. If someone attracts customers in a public place, then it will be considered illegal. Brothels, pimping, prostitution rings are illegal.

There are different laws for drinking alcohol: Actually, there is no law related to alcohol in our country, rather all the states have made laws according to their own. Like in Delhi only people above 25 years of age can drink alcohol. Liquor is banned in Gujarat. Same, 21 year olds in Maharashtra can only drink beer and wine.

Law related to suicide: In suicide, any person ends his life, but if he survives or say that if a person has tried to commit suicide, then he can be punished. In the Indian Penal Code (IPC), there is a provision of punishment for attempting suicide under section 309.

Permit required to fly kites: According to the Aircraft Act 1934, flying kites without permission from the police is a legal offence. If you do this, you can be punished with a jail term of 2 years or a fine of up to Rs 10 lakh. Things like airships, balloons, kites, gliders as well as flying machines are also included in this act.

Rules regarding knives in battle: According to the Indian Constitution, Indian soldiers are not allowed to use knives in battle, but this law does not apply in Nagaland. Soldiers use knives during battles in this state, because knives are seen as a traditional weapon in Nagaland.

Penalty on third child in Kerala: If you live in Kerala, you are allowed to have only two children. On having a third child, you will have to pay a fine of Rs 10,000 and also you will not get the benefit of the government scheme. In view of the increasing population of the country, the country needs such a law.

Punishment for spreading obscenity: According to section 294 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), if a person says anything obscene socially or does obscene act, then a provision of punishment has been kept for him. The surprising thing in this is that what is obscene word, it has not been defined yet.

Internet Censorship: According to the Information Technology Act (IT act) 2000, online pornography is illegal, but you can watch it alone. The government takes several steps to ban adult content from the Internet.

White teeth of traffic inspector: According to the Indian Motor Vehicle Act 1974, to become a traffic inspector in Andhra Pradesh, it is necessary to have pearly white teeth. Otherwise you cannot do this job.

Only Indian Postal Service can deliver the letter: According to the Indian Post Office Act 1898, only Indian Post can deliver the letter to your address. The courier companies who call letters as documents or documents, only they get the right to deliver it. However, it has been more than 120 years since this law was made. It seems like a strange law, which no one pays much attention to anymore.

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