Bare Act

The Arunachal Pradesh Control of Organised Crime Act, 2002

This Act establishes strict legal measures to combat and punish organized crime groups operating within the state. It defines organized crime as the continuous execution of unlawful, violent, or coercive activities designed to generate financial gain or economic advantage, targeting any syndicate or group involved in such conduct. The law applies to criminals, their abettors, conspirators, and supporters who assist, threaten, or harbor members of these gangs. By imposing severe penalties, including life imprisonment and death for the most serious offenses, and by confiscating ill-gotten wealth, the Act seeks to dismantle criminal syndicates and protect public safety and order in Arunachal Pradesh.

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