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Section 148 in The Indian Penal Code, 1860 148. Rioting, armed with deadly weapon.— Whoever is guilty of rioting, being armed with a deadly weapon

Section 146 in The Indian Penal Code, 1860 146. Rioting.— Whenever force or violence is used by an unlawful assembly, or by any member thereof

punishable section for “rioting”. The offence of “rioting” is defined in Section 146 IPC, which reads as under: “146. Rioting – Whenever force ... guilty of the offence of rioting.” On a fair reading of the definition of “rioting” as per Section 146 IPC, for the offence

Third Supplementary Chargesheet............... 27 UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY AND RIOTING .................................. 30 i. Scheme of Indian Penal Code , 1860. ......................................... 30 ii. Analysis of Video Clips and other Evidence ... proceeding to hear arguments on charge. UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY AND RIOTING i. Scheme of Indian Penal Code , 1860. 42. Since the respondents herein were chargesheeted under

following offences shall be prosecuted, namely:- (a) Rioting- Section 147, Indian Penal Rioting. Code. Section 148, Indian Penal Rioting armed with Code. deadly, weapon. Section ... obstructing a Code. public servant when suppressing riot. (b) Escape - Section 222, Indian Penal Intentional omission to Code. apprehend on part of a public servant

following offences shall be prosecuted, namely:- (a) Rioting- Section 147, Indian Penal Rioting. Code. Section 148, Indian Penal Rioting armed with Code. deadly, weapon. Section ... obstructing a Code. public servant when suppressing riot. (b) Escape - Section 222, Indian Penal Intentional omission to Code. apprehend on part of a public servant

IPC and sections 302 / 149 of the IPC and sections 323 / 149 of the IPC and appellant ... punished under section 144 of the IPC. Section 146 of the IPC defines rioting. Whoever force or violence is used

2014 23:37:40 ::: CWP.777.13 13 Section 147 , Indian Penal Code. Rioting. Section 148 , Indian Penal Code. Rioting armed with deadly weapon. Section ... Assaulting or obstructing a public servant when suppressing riot. (b) Escape -- Section 222 , Indian Penal Code. Intentional omission to apprehend on part of a public

assembled, may subsequently become an unlawful assembly. Section 146 IPC - Rioting Whenever force or violence is used by an unlawful assembly ... Rioting) 18. For the offence of rioting, there must be: (i) an unlawful assembly of 5 or more persons as defined in Section 141 IPC

trial for offence u/S 147 / 148 / 149 / 323 / 203 / 307 / 34 IPC for forming an unlawful assembly with object of causing death ... prosecution of the common object of the assembly the accused persons committed riots in which some of them were armed with deadly weapon and attacked