Section____________ of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 deals with arrest?
Correct answer: D. 24
- A. 23-A
- B. 23-B
- C. All of above
- D. 24
Explanation
Section 24 of the National Accountability Ordinance specifically deals with the arrest of an accused. Sections 23-A and 23-B are not the general arrest provision.
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