Explanation:

- Option 1, Section 286 Cr. P.C.: This section pertains to the execution of sentences on non-citizens or persons claiming diplomatic immunity, not to the pronouncement of judgment.

- Option 2, Section 353 Cr. P.C.: This section deals with the pronouncement of judgment. It states that judgments in criminal cases are to be pronounced in open court by the presiding officer immediately after the conclusion of the trial or on a specified future date.

- Option 3, Section 388 Cr. P.C.: This section relates to the restoration of the appeal that has been dismissed in default, not pronouncement of judgment.

- Option 4, Section 289 Cr. P.C.: This section deals with the procedure when the accused is examined and mentions the evidence in trials where the prosecution has concluded, not about pronouncing judgments.

Option 2, Section 353 Cr. P.C. is the correct answer.