Whatever happened with us, it was wrong or right.

941 votes

Hello, yes what you did in public that was public nuisance so they would take fine but you should demand a receipt and adharcard took for ur identity so what you did was not good. if you want to know any queries approach me, thankyou

Advocate Tejal Mishra LawRato

613 votes

Based on the facts you've shared, merely kissing your girlfriend at a railway station is not, by itself, a criminal offence under Indian law. However, if the conduct was considered obscene or caused annoyance to the public, the police may invoke provisions such as Section 296 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (obscene acts in a public place), depending on the circumstances. If the police only warned you or imposed an official fine under a valid legal provision, that is different from demanding money without issuing any receipt. If they took photographs of your Aadhaar card, you are entitled to ask why your identity was being recorded and under which legal authority. To advise you properly, please let me know: Which railway station and city did this happen in? Did the police issue any challan, receipt, or written notice? How much money, if any, did they demand or collect? Were you taken to the police station or only questioned at the spot? Whether the police acted lawfully depends on these facts. If no official receipt was issued and money was demanded informally, that may raise legal concerns.

Advocate Tanveer Ansari LawRato

636 votes

Kissing in public is not by itself an offence. However, if the act amounts to obscenity or causes public nuisance, police may intervene. Ask under which law the fine was imposed and obtain a receipt. If no receipt was issued, you may challenge the action.

Advocate Pankaj Bajaj LawRato