Explanation:

Let’s break it down:

- Under section 7(2), if someone doesn’t show up and a warrant has been issued, the court basically has two choices.

- Option 1: The court can remand the person to judicial custody and keep them in jail until the case is heard.

- Option 2: The court can admit the person on bail, which means they’re let out until the hearing—either with sureties (someone vouching for them) or without.

- Option 3: Both those choices are available to the court, and the judge can pick whichever suits the situation.

- Option 4: “None of above” doesn’t fit, because the law clearly gives the court those powers.

Here’s the thing: Option 3 (Both A and B) is right.

Option 3: Both A and B