Rishabh Bitola

Managing Director - Bitola Industries.

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Leaked private videos are not public content.

Sharing or circulating them may attract liability under the IT Act, 2000 (Sections 66E, 67A) and other criminal provisions depending on circumstances.

Viral ≠ legal.

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Piracy is copyright infringement under the Copyright Act, 1957.

Unauthorized downloading, sharing, or distributing content can attract civil and criminal consequences.

Free content isn’t always legally free.

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Ignoring dependent parents can have legal consequences.

Under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, parents may seek maintenance from children.

Support is not just moral. It is enforceable.

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After the Handbook: Judicial Sensitivity and Women’s Legal Protection

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Taking hotel property without permission can amount to theft under the BNS, 2023 (earlier IPC 378).

Access to a room does not mean ownership of its contents.

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You can criticise the government.
You cannot incite violence.

Article 19 protects speech.
Article 19(2) limits it when public order or security is affected.

Dissent is protected. Disorder isn’t.

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Using forged documents in government tenders can attract criminal liability.

Forgery and cheating provisions (earlier IPC 463, 468, 420; now under BNS 2023) may apply.
Contracts can be cancelled and bidders blacklisted.

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Posting opinions online is protected.
Deliberately spreading false information may not be.

Depending on impact, provisions under the BNS, 2023 (earlier IPC 420, 499, 505) and the IT Act, 2000 may apply.

Think before you forward.

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Artificial Intelligence, Deepfakes and Criminal Exposure

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There is no concept of “digital arrest” in Indian law.
Police do not arrest or investigate over video calls.

Such scams amount to cheating and impersonation under the BNS, 2023
(earlier IPC 415, 419, 420).
Disconnect and report immediately.

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Divorce in India is a civil proceeding under laws like the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.

But allegations during divorce can trigger separate criminal cases.
Child custody is decided on the “welfare of the child” principle — not parental ego.

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Medical negligence and medical fraud are not the same.

Negligence may fall under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
Deliberate overbilling or fake procedures may attract cheating provisions under the BNS, 2023 (earlier IPC 420).

Intent changes the law.

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Alimony in India is not automatic.

Sections 24 & 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 allow interim and permanent maintenance. Courts assess income, earning capacity, and lifestyle — not just claims.

Unemployment alone doesn’t erase liability.

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Blackmail is a crime in India.

Threatening to leak private content or harm reputation for money can amount to extortion under the BNS, 2023 (earlier IPC 383/503).

Even threats alone can attract liability. Preserve evidence. Report.

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Festival is not consent.

Applying colour without permission can amount to assault under the BNS, 2023 (earlier IPC provisions on assault and outraging modesty).

Celebration does not cancel boundaries.

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Serving unsafe food isn’t just bad service.

Under the #FoodSafety and Standards Act, 2006, #restaurants must follow hygiene norms. Unsafe food can attract penalties and prosecution. #Consumers may also claim relief under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019. https://t.co/fJyelPZ0F5

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Digital Evidence and Cyber Offences in Relationship Disputes

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When Emotions Lead and Law Follows

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