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<h1>Statements conducing to public mischief: criminalises false or alarming publications that incite disorder or communal enmity.</h1> Section 353 criminalises making, publishing or circulating statements, false information, rumours or reports, including electronically, that intend or are likely to cause military mutiny or dereliction, public fear or alarm inducing offences against the State or public tranquillity, or incite one class or community to offend against another; punishments may extend to three years or fine. Publishing false or alarming information that promotes communal enmity is likewise punishable, with a heightened penalty where committed in places of worship. An exception applies for reasonable belief in truth and good faith without the prohibited intent.