Trap Cases – A Bribers Nightmare

Authors

  • Prashant Singh B.Sc. (H) – Forensic Science from Amity University Haryana, India.

Keywords:

Bribers Nightmare, Trap Cases, IPC section 171B, IPC section 171E, Punishment

Abstract

In the modern world, when crimes are at the peak and money is the only mode of exchange, people misuse this mode of exchange to get their work done fast, in a broader sense, when money is accepted in an illegal way between two people to get a particular work done, to influence a person or action or for political advantage, can be collectively termed as “Bribery”. The money or goods that are given to the receiver are termed as a “Bribe”. 

Under the IPC section “171B” and “171E” the definition and the punishment for bribe have been defined. Moreover, the Vigilance Department of India and the Anti-Corruption Bureau are the agencies that handle and investigate such cases. When a trap is laid down to catch such culprits, this strategy is called “A Trap Case”.

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Author Biography

Prashant Singh, B.Sc. (H) – Forensic Science from Amity University Haryana, India.

Prashant Singh is an Under-Graduate student, currently pursuing B.Sc. (H) – Forensic Science from Amity University Haryana, India. He has completed his Internship from CFSL, CBI Delhi and is currently an intern under a News Website. He has 8 Short Article Published and have worked on about 11 Projects related to Forensics and Digital Forensics. He has also attended and have presented many research papers in Various Conferences.

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Epathshala PAPER No.5: Forensic Chemistry & Explosives MODULE No.26: Trap Cases & Detective Dyes

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Published

2020-08-01

How to Cite

Singh, P. (2020). Trap Cases – A Bribers Nightmare. Nyayik Vigyan Articles of Forensic Research and Criminal Investigation, 1(2). Retrieved from https://articles.nyayikvigyan.com/nva/article/view/46

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 2 (2020): Forensic Science Application 2020

Section

Forensic Science Application

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