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of <h1>Impersonating Public Servant by Wearing Uniform or Token Can Lead to Imprisonment and/or Fine</h1> Whoever, not being a member of a specific class of public servants, wears any attire or carries any token resembling those used by that class, with the intent or knowledge that it may lead others to believe they belong to that class, is subject to punishment. The penalty may include imprisonment for up to three months, a fine up to five thousand rupees, or both.
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