What is the Public Gambling Act 1867?

The Public Gambling Act 1867 is a legislation enacted by the British government during the colonial era in India. This act criminalizes the operation and promotion of gambling activities in public spaces. It mainly aims to inhibit the widespread gambling culture at the time and discourage the involvement of the public in such activities. The act gives the authorities the power to fine or imprison individuals found guilty of gambling in public places. While the act was enacted in the 19th century, it continues to be enforced in certain regions of India and has had a significant impact on gambling regulations in the country.

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