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(3) If any person commits the offence referred to in sub-section (1) for the
second time or repeatedly, he shall be punished with imprisonment for a term not
exceeding 7 (seven) years, or with fine not exceeding Taka 10 (ten) lac, or with
both.
Explanation.
For carrying out the purposes of this section, “digital or
electronic forgery” means to operate, without right or in excess of the right given
or by means of unauthorized practice, erroneous data or programme, information
or wrong activity, information system, computer or digital network by
producing, changing, deleting and hiding input or output of any computer or
digital device by a person.
23. Digital or electronic fraud.
(1) If any person commits fraud by using
any digital or electronic medium, then such act of the person shall be an offence.
(2) If any person commits an offence under sub-section (1), he shall be
punished with imprisonment for a term not exceeding 5 (five) years, or with fine
not exceeding Taka 5 (five) lac, or with both.
(3) If any person commits the offence referred to in sub-section (1) for the
second time or repeatedly, he shall be punished with imprisonment for a term not
exceeding 7 (seven) years, or with fine not exceeding Taka 10 (ten) lac, or with
both.
Explanation.
For carrying out the purposes of this section, “digital or
electric fraud” means to change or delete any information of, or add new
information to, or tamper any information of, any computer programme,
computer system, computer network, digital device, digital system, digital
network or social media by a person, intentionally or knowingly or without
permission, and doing so, to diminish the value or utility thereof, or try to get any
benefit for himself or any other person, or to cause harm to, or deceive, any other
person.
24. Identity fraud or personation.(1) If any person, intentionally or
knowingly, by using any computer, computer programme, computer system,
computer network, digital device, digital system or digital network(a) holds the identity of another person or exhibits the personal
information of another person as his own in order to deceive or
cheat; or
(b) holds the personal identity of any person, alive or dead, as his own
by forgery in order to(i) get or cause to get benefit for himself or for any other person;
(ii) acquire any property or any interest therein;
(iii) cause harm to a natural person or individual by personating
another,
then such act of the person shall be an offence.
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