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It is mandatory for a police officer to inform the person arrested, the grounds of arrest and right of bail if the offence is not non-bailable, under
section 49 of Cr PC
section 50 of Cr PC
section 51 of Cr PC
section 54 of Cr PC.
- In India, the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr PC) outlines the process and rights related to arrests.
- Option 1: Section 49 of Cr PC - It deals with the manner in which an arrest is to be made, ensuring no more restraint is used than necessary.
- Option 2: Section 50 of Cr PC - This section mandates that any person arrested must be informed of the grounds of arrest and their right to bail if the offense is not non-bailable. This ensures transparency and fairness in the arrest process.
- Correct Answer: Option 2 - Section 50 of Cr PC
- Option 3: Section 51 of Cr PC - This pertains to searches and seizure, outlining procedures when an arrested person is searched.
- Option 4: Section 54 of Cr PC - It refers to the medical examination of the arrested person by a medical officer upon request.
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