SECTIONS:
	1.	Short title, extent and commencement
	2.	Definitions
	3.	Declaration of intent
	4.	Calling in of armed forces and civil armed forces in aid of civil power
	5.	Use of armed forces and civil armed forces to prevent terrorism
	6.	Terrorism
	7.	Punishment for acts of terrorism
	8.	Prohibition of acts intended or likely to stir up sectarian hatred
	9.	Punishment for offence under section 8
	10.	Power to enter or search
	11.	Power to order forfeiture
	11A.	Organizations concerned in terrorism
	11B.	Proscription of organizations
	11C.	Right of review
	11CC.	Proscription review committee
	11D.	Observation order
	11E.	Measure to be taken against a proscribed organization
	11EE.	Proscription of person
	11EEE.	Powers to arrest and detain suspected persons
	11EEEE.	Preventive detention for inquiry
	11EEEEE.	Prohibition on disposal of property
	11F.	Membership, support and meetings relating to a proscribed organization
	11G.	Uniform
	11H.	Fund raising
	11I.	Use and possession
	11J.	Funding arrangements
	11K.	Money laundering
	11L.	Disclosure of information
	11M.	Cooperation with the police
	11N.	Punishment under sections 11h to 11k
	11O.	Seizure, freeze and detention
	11OO.	Access to services, money or other property
	11P.	Application by investigating officer to court
	11Q.	Forfeiture
	11R.	Evidentiary standard for forfeiture
	11S.	Appeal against forfeiture order
	11T.	Deposit of 2[money or other property] in a fund
	11U.	De-proscription
	11V.	Directing terrorist activities
	11W.	Printing, publishing, or disseminating any material to incite hatred or giving projection to any person convicted for a terrorist act or any proscribed organization or an organization placed under observation or anyone concerned in terrorism
	11WW.	Lynching.
	11X.	Responsibility for creating civil commotion
	12.	Jurisdiction of 2[anti-terrorism court]
	13.	Establishment of anti-terrorism court
	14.	Composition and appointment of presiding officers of anti-terrorism courts
	15.	Place of sitting
	16.	Oath by 1[anti-terrorism courts]
	17.	Powers of 1[anti-terrorism courts] with respect to other offences
	18.	Public prosecutors
	19.	Procedure and powers of 1[anti-terrorism court]
	19A.	Mode of making searches and arrest
	19B.	Pre-trial scrutiny
	20.	Punishment
	21.	Protection to judges, 3* counsel, public prosecutor, witnesses and persons concerned with court proceedings
	21B.	Cordons for terrorist investigation
	21B.	Terrorist investigation
	21C.	Training
	21D.	Bail
	21E.	Remand.
	21EE.	power to call information etc
	21F.	Remissions
	21G.	Trial of offences
	21H.	Conditional admissibility of confession
	21I.	Aid an abetment
	21J.	Harbouring
	21K.	Offences triable by way of summary procedure
	21L.	Punishment for an absconder
	21M.	Joint trials
	22.	Manner and place of execution of sentence
	23.	Power to transfer cases to regular courts
	24.	Ppellate tribunal
	25.	Appeal
	26.	Admissibility of confession made before police
	27.	Punishment for defective investigation 7[and reward for successful investigation]
	27A.	Presumption of proof against accused
	27AA.	Punishment for false implication
	27B.	Conviction on the basis of electronic or forensic evidence etc
	28.	Transfer of cases
	28A.	Impounding of passport of person charge-sheeted under the act
	29.	Trial before 3[anti-terrorism court] to have precedence
	30.	Modified application of certain provisions of the code
	31.	Finality of judgment
	32.	Overriding effect of act
	33.	Delegation
	34.	Power to amend the schedule
	35.	Powers to make rules
	36.	Saving
	37.	Contempt of court
	38.	Punishment for terrorist act committed before this act
	39.	Indemnity
	39A.	Repeal
	39B.	Removal of difficulties
	39C.	Repeal and savings
	40.	Amendment of the criminal law amendment act, 1908 (xiv of 1908)
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