By Admin 
A round of prayers and prayers is going on across the country regarding the health of Saint Premanand Maharaj of Mathura Vrindavan in Uttar Pradesh. Recently, Premanand Maharaj’s health suddenly deteriorated and various things started happening across the country. Meanwhile, a person named Sufiyan Allahabadi had prayed for Premanand Maharaj at Masjid-e-Nabvi during the Umrah pilgrimage in Madina Sharif, the video of which was also shared by the person on Instagram. But now Sufiyan has received death threats from fundamentalists. Let us tell you under which sections there is a provision for punishment in these cases and how much punishment is given.
Know the meaning of the threat, if found guilty then you will be sent to Lanka.
First of all, let us understand what is the meaning of threat and what kind of threats can attract serious sections. Let us tell you that criminal intimidation occurs when a person threatens another person to intimidate or create fear. Threat means that he says that if you do or do not do something, you (or someone close to you) will be harmed. Apart from this, threat to kill is also considered a serious crime which has been given to Sufiyan Allahabadi. Making such threats is not only a legal offense but doing so can also harm someone’s mental peace and security. To deal with such cases, there are very important sections in the Indian Judicial Code which can provide harsh imprisonment to the accused.
This section adds to the threat of killing, the punishment is so much
Let us tell you that for threatening to kill someone or creating an atmosphere of fear and insecurity, action can be taken under Section 351 of BNS. But the question arises that when does this section or BNS 351 (1) (2) (3) (4) come into force and if so, what is the punishment. First of all, when the complainant files an FIR, the first section under BNS is mentioned in the FIR. After this, proceedings take place in the court under these sections in which the accused can be punished with imprisonment of up to 7 years and heavy fine. Or in more serious cases, if the charges are proved against the accused, both imprisonment and financial penalty can be given.
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If found guilty of threatening, action can be taken under these sections
However, in case of threat to kill, the police usually use BNS 351(3) which talks about causing grievous hurt to a person, causing death or causing physical harm to the family members of the complainant. Apart from this, if someone is found guilty of harassing someone by threatening or harassing someone by hiding his name and identity, then he can be sentenced to a minimum of 2 years of imprisonment and can be punished with a heavy fine. However, this condition applies only in BNS 351(4). But in case of threat to kill, punishment is given only under 351(3).
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