Whoever causes pain, harm, disease, infirmity or injury to any person or impairs, disables, disfigures, defaces or dismembers any organ of the body or part therof any person without causing his death is said to______________________?

Correct answer: D. Cause hurt

  • A. None of these
  • B. Cause jurh
  • C. Cause injury
  • D. Cause hurt

Explanation

Section 332 PPC gives this broad definition of causing hurt, covering pain, injury, disease, infirmity, and impairment or disfigurement of an organ. Jurh is only one specific type of hurt involving a wound.

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