Section 24: Offences
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24. Offences
Any person who—
(a) fails to attend the Commission after having been summoned to
do so;
(b) knowingly gives false evidence, or evidence which he knows to
be misleading, before the Commission;
(c) conceals, destroys, alters, tampers with, or otherwise disposes
of, any article, or book, record, accounts, report or data, stored
electronically or otherwise, or other document, which he has
been summoned or required to produce;
(d) procures the false testimony of a witness, or interferes with a
witness on account of his testimony, before the Commission;
(e) knowingly makes or causes to be made a false complaint before
the Commission;
(f) at any sitting of the Commission—
(i) insults a member; or
(ii) interrupts the proceedings;
(g) obstructs or assaults a member or an officer of the Commission
in the discharge of his functions or exercise of his powers; or
(h) impersonates a member or an officer of the Commission,
shall commit an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine not
exceeding 100,000 rupees and to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2
years.
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Questions this section answers
- What happens if I fail to attend the Commission after being summoned, or give false evidence to it?
- Is it an offence to obstruct or impersonate a member of the Commission?