RPF Head Constable Rule 72 LDCE MCQ Practice

1. A. Voice samples
2. B. Retina scan only
3. C. Blood group only
4. D. DNA profile only

1. A. Needed to extract a confession
2. B. Ordered by the complainant
3. C. Necessary to prevent his escape
4. D. Desired by the investigating officer

1. A. Any non-bailable offence
2. B. Imprisonment for ten years
3. C. Death or imprisonment for life
4. D. Imprisonment for seven years or more

1. A. Give notice that she may withdraw and afford her reasonable facility for withdrawing
2. B. Wait for a court order
3. C. Enter at once without any notice
4. D. Seal the apartment and leave

1. A. Five years
2. B. Three years
3. C. Six months
4. D. One year

1. A. One year
2. B. Three years
3. C. Six months
4. D. Five years

1. A. Two years from the making of the order
2. B. Six months from the making of the order
3. C. One year from the making of the order
4. D. Three months from the making of the order

1. A. Six months
2. B. Two months
3. C. Fifteen days
4. D. One year

1. A. Which party filed first
2. B. Which party is financially stronger
3. C. Which party was in actual possession of the subject of dispute on the date of the order
4. D. Which party holds the better title deed

1. A. The theft was committed, or the stolen property was possessed by the thief or a person receiving or retaining it
2. B. Only where the first complaint was posted
3. C. Only where the owner of the property resides
4. D. Only where the accused was born

1. A. Only the area where the journey began
2. B. Only the area where the journey ended
3. C. Only the Court at the railway zonal headquarters
4. D. Any local area through which the train passed in the course of that journey

1. A. Order the arrest of the informant
2. B. Transfer the matter to the High Court without inquiry
3. C. Only direct the police to file a FIR
4. D. Issue a search warrant, and the person found must be produced before him to be dealt with as he thinks fit

1. A. Only the Registrar of the High Court
2. B. An Executive Magistrate, District Superintendent of Police or Commissioner of Police within whose limits it is to be executed
3. C. Only the Director General of Police of the State
4. D. Any private person of the area

1. A. The nearest Executive Magistrate
2. B. The Superintendent of Police of the district
3. C. The head of the office where he is employed, who must serve it and return it with his endorsement
4. D. The Registrar of the High Court

1. A. The village headman or ward member only
2. B. Only an adult male member of his family
3. C. Any neighbour who is a literate adult
4. D. An adult member of his family residing with him, whether male or female

1. A. Convicted with a reduced sentence
2. B. Fined and released
3. C. Retried by the Sessions Court
4. D. Acquitted on the ground of unsoundness of mind, and the finding states whether he committed the act

1. A. A relative or friend who undertakes to prevent him from doing injury to himself or any other person
2. B. The Station House Officer
3. C. A private security agency
4. D. The Executive Magistrate alone

1. A. The investigating Station House Officer
2. B. The District Magistrate personally
3. C. A Public Prosecutor
4. D. The civil surgeon or another medical officer as the State Government may direct

1. A. Postponed until he is capable of making his defence
2. B. Transferred to the High Court for final decision
3. C. Dropped permanently
4. D. Continued ex parte

1. A. The opinion of the Public Prosecutor
2. B. A verbatim record of every witness's statement
3. C. Only the sentence, with no reasons
4. D. A judgment containing a brief statement of the reasons for the finding, and need not record full depositions of witnesses

1. A. Six months
2. B. Three months
3. C. Two years
4. D. One year

1. A. Issue a warrant against the complainant
2. B. Acquit the accused
3. C. Convict the accused
4. D. Transfer the case to the Sessions Court

1. A. Shall be withheld until evidence is led
2. B. Shall be framed as a written charge in all cases
3. C. Shall be read by the Public Prosecutor only
4. D. Shall be stated to him, and he shall be asked whether he pleads guilty; no formal charge need be framed

1. A. The accused was in fact misled by it and it occasioned a failure of justice
2. B. It occurs in a case tried by a Magistrate
3. C. It is noticed by the prosecutor
4. D. It relates to the date of the offence

1. A. Retried afresh from the beginning
2. B. Acquitted of everything
3. C. Convicted of the minor offence, though he was not charged with it
4. D. Convicted only of the major offence

1. A. No charge at all in warrant cases
2. B. A charge framed only by the High Court
3. C. Only one charge covering all offences
4. D. A separate charge, and each such charge shall be tried separately, subject to the exceptions in the Chapter

1. A. Seven
2. B. Two
3. C. Five
4. D. Three

1. A. Direct a new trial or adjourn the trial for such period as is necessary
2. B. Forfeit his bail
3. C. Transfer the case to another State
4. D. Discharge the accused automatically

1. A. At any time before the judgment is pronounced
2. B. Only after the judgment
3. C. Only with the High Court's permission
4. D. Only before the framing of the charge

1. A. Order the execution of the sentence to be postponed, and may commute it to imprisonment for life
2. B. Order her release without any condition
3. C. Remit the case to the Magistrate for fresh trial
4. D. Order immediate execution

1. A. Not less than seven years
2. B. Not less than one year
3. C. Not less than ten years
4. D. Not less than three years

1. A. She has remarried
2. B. She has taken a job in a government office
3. C. She has changed her residence
4. D. She has visited her parents

1. A. Only in the district of the High Court
2. B. Only where he owns immovable property
3. C. Only where the marriage was registered
4. D. Where he is, or where he or his wife resides, or where he last resided with his wife or with the mother of the illegitimate child

1. A. Three years
2. B. Six months
3. C. Thirty days
4. D. One year from the date on which the amount became due

1. A. Six months
2. B. Seven days
3. C. One month, or until payment if sooner made
4. D. One year

1. A. Fifteen days from filing
2. B. One year from the date of service
3. C. Sixty days from the date of service of notice on the other party
4. D. Seven days from filing

1. A. She is employed in a private job
2. B. She has lived with her parents for one month
3. C. She is living in adultery, or refuses without sufficient reason to live with her husband, or they are living separately by mutual consent
4. D. She belongs to a different religion

1. A. A minor illegitimate child
2. B. A major child suffering from a physical or mental abnormality who cannot maintain himself
3. C. A father unable to maintain himself
4. D. A major, able-bodied son who has no physical or mental abnormality

1. A. Only a woman married for more than ten years
2. B. A woman who has been divorced by, or has obtained a divorce from, her husband and has not remarried
3. C. A woman who has remarried after divorce
4. D. Only a woman currently living with her husband

1. A. A Station House Officer
2. B. An Executive Magistrate only
3. C. A Magistrate of the first class
4. D. A Magistrate of the second class

1. A. The complainant is a public servant
2. B. The offence is only bailable
3. C. It is satisfied on the facts and circumstances of the case that the delay has been properly explained or that it is necessary in the interests of justice
4. D. The accused consents in writing

1. A. The day of the final report
2. B. The day the case diary is closed
3. C. The day the FIR is registered irrespective of identity
4. D. The first day on which the identity of the offender becomes known to the person aggrieved or to the police officer, whichever is earlier

1. A. The date of the trial's commencement
2. B. The date of the High Court's order
3. C. The date of arrest of the accused
4. D. The first day on which the offence comes to the knowledge of such person or the police, whichever is earlier

1. A. Shall be doubled
2. B. Shall be excluded
3. C. Shall bar the prosecution altogether
4. D. Shall be counted as part of the period

1. A. Only once, from the first day of the offence
2. B. At every moment of the time during which the offence continues
3. C. Only after conviction
4. D. Only after the chargesheet

1. A. Three years
2. B. Seven years
3. C. Six months
4. D. One year

1. A. Five years
2. B. One year
3. C. Three years
4. D. Six months

1. A. Six months
2. B. One year
3. C. Three years
4. D. No limitation

1. A. The High Court or Court of Session, and also the court that granted it, by directing the arrest and commitment to custody
2. B. Only the District Magistrate
3. C. Only the Supreme Court
4. D. Only the Station House Officer

1. A. Dismiss the case against the accused
2. B. Record the grounds of forfeiture and call upon the person bound to pay the penalty or show cause why it should not be paid
3. C. Transfer the case to the Sessions Court
4. D. Immediately imprison the surety for one year

1. A. Forfeit the bond forthwith
2. B. Immediately cancel the case against the accused
3. C. Issue a warrant of arrest directing the accused to be brought before him
4. D. Refer the matter to the High Court

1. A. The accused is automatically acquitted
2. B. The case is closed
3. C. The bond is discharged, and the court may call upon the person bound to furnish a fresh surety
4. D. The surety's heirs become bound for the full amount

1. A. At twice the fine prescribed for the offence
2. B. At a uniform amount of Rs. 10,000 for all cases
3. C. With due regard to the circumstances of the case, and shall not be excessive
4. D. At the discretion of the arrested person alone

1. A. One month
2. B. Two years
3. C. Until the sentence expires
4. D. Six months

1. A. Only confirm bail orders passed by a Magistrate
2. B. Grant bail only in cases triable by the High Court
3. C. Grant bail only after the chargesheet is filed
4. D. Direct that any person in custody be admitted to bail and set aside or modify any condition imposed by a Magistrate

1. A. Remanded to police custody for 15 days
2. B. Kept in lock-up until the chargesheet
3. C. Produced before the High Court for fresh bail
4. D. Released on bail

1. A. Shall not leave his district without police escort
2. B. Shall not travel by railway
3. C. Shall not leave his home State for 10 years
4. D. Shall not leave India without the previous permission of the court

1. A. That the person shall live in the police station premises
2. B. That the person shall make himself available for interrogation by a police officer as and when required
3. C. That the person shall surrender his bank accounts to the police
4. D. That the person shall report to the court daily for one year

1. A. Default bail
2. B. Interim custody
3. C. Statutory bail on chargesheet
4. D. Anticipatory bail

1. A. Shall be excluded
2. B. Shall be counted in full
3. C. Shall be counted as half
4. D. Shall be counted double

1. A. Is entitled to automatic release after six months
2. B. Is entitled to release only on half the fraction
3. C. Is not entitled to the benefit of release on bail under that section
4. D. Is entitled to release only by the High Court

1. A. The Superintendent of the jail where he is detained, who must apply to the court
2. B. The District Magistrate on his own motion
3. C. The investigating officer of the case
4. D. The Station House Officer of the concerned police station

1. A. Order a fresh investigation by the CBI
2. B. Release the accused on a bond without sureties for appearance to hear the judgment
3. C. Convict him with a lenient sentence
4. D. Forfeit his bail bond

1. A. Transferred to the Sessions Court
2. B. Released on bail to the satisfaction of the Magistrate
3. C. Discharged and the case closed
4. D. Acquitted automatically

1. A. A person under the age of sixteen years, or a woman, or a sick or infirm person
2. B. A person who is a public servant
3. C. A person who is above the age of sixty years only
4. D. A person who has previously been released on bail once

1. A. Death or imprisonment for life
2. B. Imprisonment of up to 7 years
3. C. Imprisonment of up to 3 years
4. D. Fine only

1. A. A surety bond of an Advocate only
2. B. A bond with or without sureties, as the officer directs
3. C. An affidavit sworn before a Notary alone
4. D. Only a cash deposit equal to the fine

1. A. Required to deposit the full penalty amount in cash
2. B. Presumed to be an indigent person, and may be released on his personal bond without sureties
3. C. Required to remain in custody until the trial ends
4. D. Compulsorily sent to judicial custody for 15 days

1. A. Release him on bail
2. B. Produce him before the High Court first
3. C. Release him only after filing the chargesheet
4. D. Keep him in custody until the Magistrate permits release

1. A. a witness who has not attended Court
2. B. a person causing an unlawful obstruction or nuisance in a public place, or trade or occupation injurious to public health
3. C. a person with a pending civil suit for money
4. D. a person who refuses to pay property tax

1. A. only after hearing every affected person
2. B. only with the High Court's approval
3. C. never in an emergency
4. D. ex parte, and an affected person can apply to the Magistrate to rescind or alter it

472. Under Section 163 of the BNSS, 2023, an order may be issued by:

1. A. only the Station House Officer
2. B. only a Judicial Magistrate of the first class
3. C. a District Magistrate, a Sub-Divisional Magistrate or any other Executive Magistrate empowered by the State Government
4. D. only the High Court

1. A. one week, extendable to one month
2. B. two months from the date of the order, extendable by the State Government up to six months in total
3. C. fifteen days, extendable to a year
4. D. one year with no extension

1. A. a complaint by the local panchayat
2. B. a notice to the High Court Registrar
3. C. the sanction of the appropriate Government (the Central Government for armed forces officers)
4. D. a unanimous vote of the Bar Association

1. A. the assembly is peaceful
2. B. a Sessions Judge so requests
3. C. no Executive Magistrate can be communicated with and public security is manifestly endangered
4. D. the assembly consists of fewer than three persons

1. A. the Public Prosecutor
2. B. the Executive Magistrate of the highest rank present
3. C. the nearest constable
4. D. the complainant

1. A. any Executive Magistrate, the officer in charge of a police station, or in his absence a police officer not below the rank of Sub-Inspector
2. B. only a Judicial Magistrate of the second class
3. C. only a constable on duty
4. D. only the Chief Minister

1. A. thirty days
2. B. fifteen days
3. C. twenty-four hours from the time of arrest, unless his detention is required or authorised under another provision of law
4. D. seven days

1. A. keep it secret from all superiors
2. B. wait for the offence to occur
3. C. communicate it to the officer to whom he is subordinate and to any other officer whose duty is to prevent or take cognizance of the offence
4. D. publish it in the newspaper

1. A. only injury to bank accounts
2. B. injury attempted in his view to movable or immovable public property, or to any public landmark or navigation buoy
3. C. only injury to private houses
4. D. only injury to a policeman's personal vehicle