The primary aim of Section 15(5)-(7) of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956 is to ensure:
s.15(5) to s.15(7) ITPA require that persons removed be "forthwith" produced before the appropriate Magistrate, medically examined, and interrogated by or in the presence of…
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The primary aim of Section 15(5)-(7) of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956 is to ensure:
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s.15(5) to s.15(7) ITPA require that persons removed be "forthwith" produced before the appropriate Magistrate, medically examined, and interrogated by or in the presence of women, and that the Criminal Procedure Code's search safeguards apply. Their common aim is protection and fair procedure; closure of premises is dealt with separately in s.18.