Punishment for theft - Sec.379
Section 379 IPC outlines the punishments for theft, including a maximum of three years in prison. Learn how this applies to the theft of physical digital infrastructure.
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Section 379 IPC outlines the punishments for theft, including a maximum of three years in prison. Learn how this applies to the theft of physical digital infrastructure.
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