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As per Section 141, P.P.C. an unlawful assembly is an assembly of__________________?

Correct answer: C. Five or more persons

  • A. Two or more persons
  • B. Three or more persons
  • C. Five or more persons
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Section 141 PPC defines an unlawful assembly as an assembly of five or more persons having one of the prohibited common objects specified in the section. The number alone is insufficient without the required common object.

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