Where accused is unable to understand proceeding the matter will be forward to _______________ ?
Correct answer: D. High Court
- A. Session Court
- B. None of above
- C. Supreme Court
- D. High Court
Explanation
When an accused cannot understand the proceedings, the matter is referred to the High Court for appropriate directions. The purpose is to protect the accused's ability to understand and properly participate in the trial.
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