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In February 2022, the Karnataka High Court declared certain provisions of the Karnataka Police (Amendment) Act, 2021 as
unconstitutional, which prohibited and criminalised the activities related to ________.
use of dark web
gambling
online gaming
gathering at nightclubs
- In February 2022, the Karnataka High Court addressed certain provisions of the Karnataka Police (Amendment) Act, 2021.
- The Act originally aimed to prohibit and criminalize activities associated with online gaming in Karnataka.
- The court declared these specific provisions unconstitutional, affecting the gaming industry.
- Option 3: Online Gaming
- The court's decision highlights concerns over restricting digital gaming avenues under the act.
- Option 1: Use of Dark Web
- This involves anonymity networks and wasn’t the focus of the case.
- Option 2: Gambling
- While related, the challenge mainly focused on online skill-based gaming.
- Option 4: Gathering at Nightclubs
- This is a social activity and wasn’t part of the court's ruling.
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