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111.

Police in case of deficiency of incriminating evidence can release a person

A.	Without sureties	B.	Upon his own bond
C.	Without any requirement

112.

Section 170, Cr.P.C deals with _________

A.	Discharge of accused	B.	Recording of challan
C.	Sending of case to Magistrate

113.

Under Section _______, Cr.P.C every police officer investigating a case need to record day by day entries in diary

A.	170,	B.	172,
C.	173,

114.

The report of police officer needs to be submitted before Magistrate through

A.	Officer Incharge of police section	B.	Court officer
C.	Public Prosecutor

115.

The challan Form has _______ column

A.	6 columns	B.	7 columns
C.	8 columns

116.

Column No. 1, of challan form is for

A.	Accused	B.	Offence
C.	Complainant or informer

117.

Column No. 3, of challan form is for the accused

A.	Under arrest	B.	Released on bail
C.	Discharged

118.

Column No. 4 of challan form deals with

A.	Accused under arrest	B.	Accused on bail
C.	None of the above

119.

Column No. 6, of challan form dealt with

A.	Accused Absconder	B.	Accused Confessed
C.	Witnesses

120.

Every offence shall be inquired in and tried by a Court with in local limit of whose the offence was _______

A.	Occurs	B.	Committed
C.	Done