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Category: CrPC CHAPTER XIV

Under Section 172, diary must record:

A. FIR only
B. Accused statement
C. Investigation details
D. Charge sheet

Under Section 157, report of suspected cognizable offence must be sent to:

A. SHO
B. Sessions Judge
C. Concerned Magistrate
D. Civil Court

Under Section 170, when evidence sufficient, police shall:

A. Release freely
B. Refer to civil court
C. Forward to Magistrate
D. Drop case

Section 173(4) provides accused right to:

A. Destroy report
B. Amend report
C. Copy of report
D. Appeal report

Local investigation may be dispensed with when case is:

A. Serious
B. Capital offence
C. Not serious & accused named
D. Political case

Police diary under Section 172 may be used by Court:

A. As evidence
B. As confession
C. For aid only
D. For conviction

Section 174 report must be signed by:

A. Magistrate
B. SHO only
C. Officer & inhabitants
D. Accused

If there is no sufficient ground to investigate, officer must:

A. Ignore FIR
B. Arrest informant
C. Record reasons & notify informant
D. Refer to High Court

Accused has right to inspect police diary:

A. Always
B. Never
C. Conditional right
D. After conviction

Section 160 attendance order must be:

A. Oral
B. By phone
C. Written order
D. By court