Section 354 IPC

Offence of outraging woman's modesty not limited to physical acts: Kerala High Court
Husband slapping wife in public will not attract offence of outraging woman's modesty under Section 354 IPC: Jammu & Kashmir High Court
Following and abusing woman a few times will not attract offence of outraging modesty: Bombay High Court
Bombay High Court quashes molestation case filed by Rakhi Sawant against Mika Singh after they settle issue
Mumbai court denies bail to two men booked for outraging modesty after repeatedly asking out female colleagues, passing comments
Woman’s dignity needs to be protected but sexual crimes should be proved beyond reasonable doubt: Bombay High Court
Calcutta High Court quashes outraging modesty case filed against senior BJP leader by female party worker
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Women can also be held guilty under Section 354 IPC for outraging woman's modesty: Mumbai Court
The perversive act of voyeurism: A shadow crime that is turning virulent
Calling woman "item" amounts to outraging her modesty: Mumbai Court sends man to jail for 1.5 years
"Most serious, diabolic": Allahabad High Court upholds man's conviction for mutilating genitals of 4-year-old girl
Touching private parts of child will attract POCSO offence; absence of injury irrelevant: Bombay High Court
Being a relative does not give right to touch a girl's body without consent: Mumbai court
Practice of filing rape, cruelty cases and then approaching court for quashing needs to be curbed: Delhi High Court
"Father is fortress, trustee of his daughter:" POCSO court convicts father who sexually assaulted his daughter
"Woman knows man's intention:" Man sentenced to year in jail for forcibly kissing woman aboard Mumbai local
Cannot accept compromise between accused and survivor after conviction under Section 354 IPC: Supreme Court
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