saboteurs or terrorists Robbery Sexual intercourse or performing an indecent act with a young person Sexual intercourse within a prohibited degree of relationship Sodomy Soliciting Stock theft Subverting constitutional government Supplying weaponry to insurgents, bandits, saboteurs or terrorists Theft Threatening harm in relation to an aircraft Training as insurgent, bandit, saboteur or terrorist Treason Unauthorised access to or use of computer or computer network Unauthorised borrowing or use of property Unauthorised manipulation of proposed computer programme Unauthorised use of password or pin number Unauthorised use or possession of credit or debit cards Undermining authority of or insulting President Undermining police authority Unlawful dealing in dangerous drugs Unlawful possession or use of dangerous drugs Unlawful possession or wearing of camouflage uniforms Unlawful termination of pregnancy Unlawful entry into premises Violating corpses Violating graves Voluntary intoxication leading to unlawful conduct Section 126 Section 70 Section 75 Section 73 Section 81 Section 114 Section 22 Section 26 Section 113 Section 151 Section 25 Section 20 Section 163 Section 116 Section 165 Section 168 Section 167 Section 33 Section 177 Section 156 Section 157 Section 32 Section 60 Section 131 Section 111 Section 110 Section 222 THIRD SCHEDULE (Section 46) ACTS CONSTITUTING C RIMINAL NUISANCE Interpretation in Third Schedule 1. In paragraph 2 “appropriate authority” means (a) in the case of a public place situated within the area under the jurisdiction of a municipal council or town council, such municipal council or town council, as the case may be; (b) in the case of a public place situated within a local government area, the local board; (c) in the case of a public place situated within the area under the jurisdiction of a rural district council, such rural district council; (d) in the case of a public place situated within an area not mentioned in paragraph (a), (b) or (c), the person or body of persons having the control or the management of such area or, if there is no such person or body of persons, the district administrator. 2. Any person who (a) wantonly or mischievously��� (i) rings any bell; or (ii) makes any noise or disturbance or plays any musical instrument or wireless in a public place; or (iii) knocks at doors; or Acts constituting criminal nuisance