law: Trade Union Act, 1926 
  32. Supplying false information regarding trade unions 
  Any person who, with intent to deceive, gives to any member of a
  
  registered trade union or to any person intending or applying to become a
  
  member of such trade union any document purporting to be a copy of the rules of
  
  the trade union or of any alterations to the same which he knows, or has reason
  
  to believe, is not a correct copy of such rules or alterations as are for the
  
  time being in force, or any person who, with the intent, gives a copy of any
  
  rules of an unregistered trade union to any person on the pretence that such
  
  rules are the rules of a registered trade union, shall be punishable with fine
  
  which may extend to two hundred rupees.