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Section 219
Not to be coerced
(1) No one shall do coercion.
(2) If any person commits sexual intercourse with a woman without her consent or with consent of any girl below the age of eighteen years, he shall be deemed to have committed sexual intercourse with such woman or girl. Explanation: For the purpose of this section:
(a) Consent taken by coercion, undue influence, fear, terror, subjugation or by abduction or by taking the body hostage shall not be deemed to be consent,
(b) Consent taken when the host is not at the address shall not be deemed to be consent,
(c) If the penis is inserted into the anus or mouth, if only a little bit of the penis is inserted into the anus, mouth or vagina, or if any object other than the penis is inserted into the vagina, it will be considered forcible.
(3) Depending on the circumstances and the age of the woman, the person who commits coercion shall be imprisoned as follows:-
(a) Imprisonment at birth in the case of a girl child below ten years of age, a totally disabled person or a woman above seventy years of age,
(b) ten years or more than ten years and less than fourteen years of age in the case of girls eighteen years to twenty years of age,
(c) fourteen years or more than fourteen years and in the case of girls under sixteen years of age, from twelve years to fourteen years,
(d) 10 years to 12 years in the case of a female of sixteen years or more than sixteen years and less than eighteen years of age,
(e) From seven years to ten years in the case of women aged eighteen years or more than eighteen years.
(4) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (3), if the husband commits coercion on his wife while the marital relationship continues, he shall be imprisoned for up to five years. However, the following circumstances shall not be considered as continuing the marital relationship:-
(a) Part of the divorce case with the husband,
(b) living separately with her husband,
(c) Divorce proceedings with the husband.
(5) In the case of sub-section (4), if necessary according to the petition of the victim, the court may issue the following order in the name of the husband:-
(a) Allow the wife to live in the same house where she has settled, let the wife bring food, not to beat her and be polite and polite.to make to do,
(b) to give the necessary treatment to the wife or to give suitable amount for the treatment,
(c) If it is not found suitable for both of them to live in the same place, to order the husband to live separately and to make the necessary arrangements for the maintenance of the wife while living separately,
(d) Not to do anything to hurt or harass the wife in any way and to make her do necessary and appropriate things for the welfare and safety of the wife.
(6) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (3), if he has been forced to do so by knowing that he is HIV-positive or has a sexually transmitted disease, such offender shall The punishment written in sub-section (3) will also include the following additional punishment:-
(a) Punishment under Section 105 if the person is found to be HIV-positive. (b) In case of coercion while knowing that there is another sexually transmitted disease, imprisonment up to three years and a fine of up to thirty thousand rupees.
(7) If forced collectively or more than six months pregnant, disabled or disabled or physically or mentally unwell women, or if forced with a weapon, the sentence written in sub-section (3) shall be punished with imprisonment for an additional five years. (3) shall be punished as per clause (a).
(8) If someone commits coercion to a concubine woman, he shall be punished for concubinage, and the punishment for concubinage shall also be added to the punishment under this paragraph.