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   Pakistan Penal Code 1860 Urdu.epub: A Free Download of the Law Book in Urdu   
   The Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) is the main criminal code of Pakistan that was   
   enacted in 1860 by the British colonial authorities. It is based on the Indian   
   Penal Code and covers a wide range of offences, such as murder, theft, rape,   
   blasphemy, terrorism,    
   etc. The PPC is still in force in Pakistan with some amendments and additions   
   over the years.   
      
   For those who want to read the PPC in Urdu, there is a free download available   
   on the Internet Archive[^1^]. The file name is "Pakistan Penal Code 1860   
   Urdu.epub" and it was uploaded by Umair Mirza on September 3, 2020. The file   
   size is 2.4 MB and it    
   contains 511 pages. The file format is EPUB, which is a popular e-book format   
   that can be read on various devices and software.   
      
   Pakistan Penal Code 1860 Urdu.epub   
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   The EPUB file of the PPC in Urdu has a table of contents that allows easy   
   navigation to different chapters and sections of the code. The text is clear   
   and readable, and the formatting is consistent. The file also has an OCR layer   
   that enables text search    
   and copy-paste functions. However, some errors may occur due to the   
   limitations of OCR technology.   
      
   The EPUB file of the PPC in Urdu is a useful resource for anyone who wants to   
   learn about the criminal law of Pakistan in their native language. It can also   
   be helpful for students, lawyers, judges, researchers, journalists, activists,   
   and anyone    
   interested in the legal system of Pakistan. However, it should be noted that   
   the file may not reflect the latest changes or interpretations of the law, and   
   it should not be used as a substitute for professional legal advice.   
      
   One of the most controversial and debated sections of the PPC is section   
   295-C, which prescribes the death penalty for anyone who defiles the name of   
   Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This section was added in 1986 by the   
   military dictator General    
   Zia-ul-Haq as part of his Islamization policy. Since then, many people have   
   been accused, convicted, and executed under this section, often on false or   
   fabricated charges. The section has also been used to target religious   
   minorities, such as Christians    
   and Ahmadis, who are considered heretics by some Muslims.   
      
   Another important section of the PPC is section 377, which criminalizes   
   "carnal intercourse against the order of nature" with any man, woman, or   
   animal. This section is based on the Victorian morality of the British   
   colonial era and is widely interpreted    
   to outlaw homosexuality. The punishment for this offence is imprisonment for   
   life or for a term not less than two years and not more than ten years, and a   
   fine. However, in practice, this section is rarely enforced and there have   
   been no reported cases    
   of conviction under it in Pakistan.   
      
      
      
   A recent amendment to the PPC that has attracted attention is the Criminal Law   
   (Amendment) Act 2020, which was passed by the Parliament in February 2020.   
   This act introduced several reforms to the criminal justice system, such as   
   enhancing the protection    
   of women and children from rape and sexual abuse, increasing the penalties for   
   child pornography and cybercrime, establishing special courts for speedy   
   trials of rape cases, and allowing chemical castration as an optional   
   punishment for repeat offenders    
   of rape.   
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