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Bharat Law Team

7 Jan·8 min read

UAPA Terrorist Act Interpretation Supreme Court: Non Violent Disruption Can Fall Under Section 15

In the Khalid Imam case, the Supreme Court has held that the definition of “terrorist act” under Section 15 of the UAPA is not limited to conventional violence. By stressing that Parliament used the words “by any other means,” the Court said that even non violent acts such as blocking essential supplies or disrupting public services can fall within the scope of terrorism if they are aimed at creating fear or coercing the state.

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