If a man does any of the following acts, it is considered stalking:
Physical stalking
Spying on the woman or watching her (Despite clear indication of disinterest and no-consent by the woman)
Online stalking
Monitors the woman’s use of any online browsing or communication (such as browsing, email, whatsapp, social media, etc.)
For examples of stalking and sexual harassment, see "What You Should Know About Sexual Harassment".
The punishment for stalking depends on the previous criminal history of the offender:
Nature of offence:
Cognizable | Bailable (for first time offender)
Non-bailable (for second time offender) |
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COMPLAINT AGAINST STALKING:
Please see "What You Should Know About Sexual Harassment" and Police Complaint.
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