The time for complication of joint investigation as provided in section 19(i), of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 is _________ days?
Correct answer: D. Thirty
- A. Seven
- B. One hundred twenty
- C. Hundred
- D. Thirty
Explanation
Section 19(1) requires the joint investigation to be completed within 30 days. The seven-day period is associated with other investigation or procedural timelines, not completion of the joint investigation.
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