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Since then, Mr. Girotra, the father, has filed fresh cases, still pending, against Mr. Rathore for abetment of suicide against his daughter, as well as harassment of his son.

"Final satisfaction will come when he will be charged under section 306, abetment of suicide," Mr. Girotra said.

Lars Ulrich, Metallica's drummer, has alienated many Internet-loving fans with his vehement protest against what he (and many artists) considers Napster's abetment of piracy.

The Act is quite distinctive in that it penalises abetment of or attempt to commit any of the offences listed in the preceding sections (section 16).

In Singapore, attempted suicide, abetment of suicide, and abetment of attempted suicide are criminal acts.

There are some people for whom no amount of education is a defense against, or antidote to, political and other official kinds of lying -- or the abetment of such falsehoods.

This was a historic necessity, as the amendment strengthened Virginia's own enjoinder against the abetment of religious institutions, since it was not until 1947, when the Supreme Court decided Everson v. Board of Education, that the Establishment Clause was determined to apply to states as well.

Now the Girotra and Parkash families want the government to charge Mr. Rathore with a more serious crime, abetment to suicide, contending that he drove Ruchika to her death.

If the offence is not committed due to the abetment, and it is punishable by imprisonment, the abettor is to be imprisoned for up to a quarter of the maximum jail term of the offence, or may receive a fine, or both.

Yet "discussion" is too neutral a word for the acrimony, intimidation and violence that now accompany Indian debate – all of which are part of the ethos of BJP-led governance and its attempt to redefine, through intervention or abetment, India's inheritance.

The judge said, "She like any Indian housewife was under pressure of her husband, so she committed abetment".