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SHORT ANSWER: The Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) provides provisions for the prosecution of public servants accused of negligence or complicity in crimes against marginalized communities. DETAILS: - Section 197 of the CrPC requires prior sanction from the government for prosecuting public servants for acts done in the discharge of their official duties. - Section 154 mandates the registration of FIRs for cognizable offenses, which can include crimes against marginalized communities. - Section 156 allows for the police to investigate without the direction of a magistrate in certain cases. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - If a public servant is found guilty of negligence or complicity, they may face criminal charges, which can lead to imprisonment or fines depending on the severity of the offense. SOURCE: - Criminal Procedure Code, 1973
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