Section __________ of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 deals with mode of making of searches and arrests ?
Correct answer: B. 19-A
- A. 19
- B. 19-A
- C. 19-B
- D. 19-C
Explanation
Section 19-A specifically prescribes the mode of making searches and arrests under the Anti-Terrorism Act. Section 19 itself deals with the Anti-Terrorism Court's trial-related powers.
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