As per section 21-C(3) a person commits an offence if he receives instruction or training from any one, without valid authorization from the competent authority, to give such instruction or training or invites another, specifically or generally, to receive such unauthorized instruction or training in the making or use of_________________?

Correct answer: A. All of above

  • A. All of above
  • B. Explosives
  • C. Chemical, biological and other weapons
  • D. Fire-arms

Explanation

Section 21-C(3) covers unauthorized instruction or training in making or using firearms, explosives, and chemical, biological or other weapons. Since each category is included, the comprehensive answer is all of the above.

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