According to which acts punishment for directly or indirectly abet to commit sati
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Answer:
According to the Act of 1987 prevented the commencement of Sati.
Explanation:
Attempting to commit sati or provoking any woman for sati was an act punishable by law. Anyone caught shall be imprisoned and fined. Whoever abet to commit sati directly or even indirectly will be given death sentence or lifetime imprisonment or have to give a fine of thirty thousand.
Answer:
Sati was a practice among Hinduism where windowed women immolate herself on her husband’s pyre. Through this process, they will be treated as holy women or devoted wife. In the 16th century, Humayun was the first emperor who tried to ban this practice and Akbar was issued an official order against Sati practices. According to this order, no women can commit to Sati without taking permission from his chief police officers.