Specified violation rules for registered non-profit organisations cover misuse of income, non-genuine activity, false information, and registration cancellation. Specified violation for a registered non-profit organisation arises where income is applied otherwise than for its objects, commercial activity is carried on contrary to the governing restriction, income is used for private religious purposes not enuring to public benefit, or a newly established charitable body applies income for the benefit of a particular religious community or caste other than the protected categories. It also includes non-genuine activity, breach of registration conditions, final non-compliance with other-law requirements, or false information in the registration application. On notice, reference, or risk-based selection, the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner may inquire and pass a written order cancelling registration or declining cancellation within the prescribed time.