Explanation:

- Option 1: Any place in India

- A warrant issued under the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr. P.C.) can indeed be executed anywhere in India.

- This is because the Indian legal system allows jurisdictional interoperability for the execution of warrants across different states and districts.

- Option 2: In home district of accused’s residence

- Warrants are not restricted solely to the home district of the accused.

- Such a restriction would limit the ability of law enforcement to apprehend accused individuals who may flee or reside outside their home district.

- Option 3: Within the jurisdiction of the court that issued the warrant

- While a court issues the warrant, its enforceability extends beyond the court's immediate geographic jurisdiction.

- This would otherwise severely hamper law enforcement capabilities.

- Option 4: Within the jurisdiction of the same high court

- Jurisdiction is not limited to the boundaries of the high court's influence for executing warrants.

- This option does not provide the nationwide reach that the law intends for executing warrants.