A threat constitutes criminal intimidation under the Pakistan Penal Code when it is made with the intention of:
Correct answer: A. Causing alarm or compelling a person to act or refrain
- A. Causing alarm or compelling a person to act or refrain
- B. Obtaining property through an ordinary commercial demand
- C. Expressing criticism without seeking any response
- D. Reporting a suspected offence to the police
Explanation
Criminal intimidation requires a threat to a person, reputation or property, made with intent to cause alarm or to compel conduct or omission. A genuine police report or ordinary criticism does not by itself satisfy this requirement.
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