Noida Rave party in Supernova building, boys and girls found drunk,39 university students detained

Noida Rave party : A police spokesperson said on Saturday that information about the “rave party” at the Supernova residential society in Noida Sector-39 was received on Friday night, and that thirty-nine university students, some of whom were minors, were detained after police raided the flat here in Uttar Pradesh.

What officials said : 

It’s been alarming to hear about the Noida rave party . When the authorities stormed a flat in Sector 94’s Supernova Society, they discovered 39 college students—some of whom were minors—participating in the Noida rave party. 

A number of alcohol bottles and hookahs were confiscated along with the students, who ranged in age from 16 to 20. There were different admittance fees for men, women, and couples, and it was purported that the party invitations were delivered over WhatsApp. 

After students misbehaved and flung beer bottles from the balcony, residents of the society reported the incident.

#WATCH : Exclusive photos and video of rave party organised by college students at a flat of a Supernova society in Noida.

Students threw empty liquor bottles from the balcony, shattering them on the ground floor.

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What are the legal consequences for those involved in Noida Rave party? 

The legal consequences for those involved in the rave party can vary based on several factors, including their age and the specific laws they violated. Here are some potential legal outcomes:

1. Underage Drinking: The Juvenile Justice Act imposes sanctions on minors who are found to be in possession of alcohol. They could be placed in a juvenile detention center, given community work and counseling, or both. 
2. Drug Possession: Possession of drugs can lead to harsh penalties under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. This might involve jail, fines, or both, depending on the quantity and type of drugs found. 
3. Hosting Illegal Parties: If underage drinking and drug usage are present, the party planners may be prosecuted for hosting an illegal gathering. Under certain provisions of the Indian Penal Code, they could face fines or imprisonment (IPC).
4. Public Nuisance: Under the IPC, anyone responsible for causing a disturbance to the residents may face charges of producing a public nuisance. 
5. Parental Responsibilities: Failure to exercise parental supervision over minors may result in legal repercussions for the parents of those minors.

 The results of the inquiry and the judgment of the legal authorities will determine the precise penalty. Given the gravity of the issue, strong measures will probably be taken by the government to avoid such occurrences in the future.

What are the legal consequences for drug possession in India?

In India, the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, 1985 governs the legal ramifications of drug possession. The amount of substance used determines how harsh the sentence will be:

1. Small Quantity:
   • Imprisonment: Up to 6 months.
   • Fine: Up to ₹10,000.
   • Both: Imprisonment and fine.
2. More than Small Quantity but Less than Commercial Quantity:
   • Imprisonment: Up to 10 years.
   • Fine: Up to ₹1,00,000.
3. Commercial Quantity:
   • Imprisonment: 10 to 20 years.
   • Fine: ₹1,00,000 to ₹2,00,000.

In addition, properties and assets related to or obtained from illegal drug traffickers may be seized and forfeited under the NDPS Act. This Act’s cognizable and non-bailable offenses demonstrate how seriously drug-related crimes are taken in India.

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