Sabotage

Sabotage, in the context of crimes against state law, refers to deliberate actions aimed at damaging or disrupting a state's operations, infrastructure, or resources. This could involve activities like destroying public property, hindering military efforts, or undermining essential services. Such acts are seen as threats to national security and public order, as they can impact the government's ability to function effectively. Those found guilty of sabotage may face severe penalties, as it poses a risk not just to state authority but also to public safety and welfare.