Section ___________ deals with information of cognizable offences?
Correct answer: D. 154, Cr.P.C
- A. 150, Cr.P.C
- B. None of above
- C. 157, Cr.P.C
- D. 154, Cr.P.C
Explanation
Section 154 requires information relating to a cognizable offence to be recorded by the officer in charge of a police station, commonly as the FIR. Section 150 concerns information about planned offences received by police, while section 157 concerns investigation procedure.
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