Q1: 1. What is the main purpose of Section 150 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) To prevent the commission of cognizable offences
• B) B) To punish individuals without evidence
• C) C) To delay police action in criminal cases
• D) D) To promote vigilante justice

Q2: 2. When can information of a design to commit cognizable offences be given under Section 150?

• A) A) Only during the daytime
• B) B) Only by a police officer
• C) C) Only by a private individual
• D) D) At any time of the day or night

Q3: 3. Who can provide information about a design to commit cognizable offences under Section 150?

• A) A) Only lawyers
• B) B) Only witnesses
• C) C) Any person
• D) D) Only police officers

Q4: 4. Which of the following is NOT a requirement for information to be acted upon under Section 150?

• A) A) Information must be credible
• B) B) Information must be specific
• C) C) Information must be anonymous
• D) D) Information must be immediate

Q5: 5. What action can the police take upon receiving information about a design to commit cognizable offences under Section 150?

• A) A) Ignore the information
• B) B) Conduct a preliminary investigation
• C) C) Arrest the suspect immediately
• D) D) Inform the media

Q6: 6. In a real-life scenario, if a person overhears a conversation about a planned robbery and reports it to the police under Section 150, what should the police do?

• A) A) Arrest the suspects without investigation
• B) B) Conduct a thorough investigation
• C) C) Ignore the information as hearsay
• D) D) Inform the suspects about the report

Q7: 7. Under Section 150, if the police receive information about a potential terrorist attack, what should be their immediate response?

• A) A) Wait for further information
• B) B) Inform the government officials
• C) C) Act swiftly to prevent the attack
• D) D) Disregard the information

Q8: 8. What is the significance of Section 150 in preventing crimes in society?

• A) A) It allows for vigilante justice
• B) B) It promotes transparency in police actions
• C) C) It delays police intervention in criminal matters
• D) D) It hinders the reporting of criminal activities

Q9: 9. If a person provides false information about a design to commit cognizable offences under Section 150, what legal action can be taken against them?

• A) A) No action can be taken
• B) B) They can be fined
• C) C) They can be imprisoned
• D) D) They can be awarded for their efforts

Q10: 10. How does Section 150 empower individuals to contribute to crime prevention?

• A) A) By encouraging vigilantism
• B) B) By allowing citizens to take the law into their own hands
• C) C) By providing a legal avenue to report criminal activities
• D) D) By restricting public access to police information

Q11: 11. In a case where a person suspects their neighbor of planning a burglary and reports it under Section 150, what should the police do?

• A) A) Dismiss the report as hearsay
• B) B) Monitor the neighbor without informing them
• C) C) Investigate the matter promptly
• D) D) Ask the person to handle the situation themselves

Q12: 12. If a person provides credible information about a potential kidnapping plot under Section 150, what should the police prioritize?

• A) A) Delaying the investigation
• B) B) Ensuring public panic
• C) C) Rescuing the potential victim
• D) D) Protecting the suspects

Q13: 13. How can the implementation of Section 150 contribute to a safer community?

• A) A) By encouraging vigilantism
• B) B) By promoting fear among citizens
• C) C) By enabling proactive crime prevention
• D) D) By restricting public access to the police

Q14: 14. If a person reports a design to commit a cognizable offence under Section 150, but the police fail to take action, what can the consequences be?

• A) A) No consequences
• B) B) Legal action against the police
• C) C) Public commendation for the police
• D) D) Promotion for the reporting individual

Q15: 15. What is the role of the police in handling information received under Section 150?

• A) A) To ignore all reports
• B) B) To investigate each report thoroughly
• C) C) To immediately arrest the suspects
• D) D) To inform the suspects about the report

Q16: 16. If a person reports a potential fraud scheme under Section 150, what should the police consider before taking action?

• A) A) The financial status of the suspects
• B) B) The credibility of the information
• C) C) The suspects' political affiliations
• D) D) The suspects' social media presence

Q17: 17. In a scenario where a person anonymously reports a drug trafficking ring under Section 150, what should the police prioritize?

• A) A) Informing the suspects about the report
• B) B) Conducting a swift raid
• C) C) Investigating the matter discreetly
• D) D) Publicly announcing the investigation

Q18: 18. How does Section 150 empower individuals to be proactive in crime prevention?

• A) A) By discouraging citizen involvement
• B) B) By ensuring anonymity for reporters
• C) C) By promoting a culture of fear
• D) D) By providing a legal framework for reporting

Q19: 19. If a person reports a planned cybercrime under Section 150, what specialized unit of the police may be involved in the investigation?

• A) A) Traffic Police
• B) B) Cyber Cell
• C) C) Dog Squad
• D) D) Riot Control Unit

Q20: 20. When can the police disclose the identity of the person providing information under Section 150?

• A) A) Always
• B) B) Only with the person's consent
• C) C) Never
• D) D) Only to the suspects

Q21: 21. In a case where a person reports a design to commit a terror attack under Section 150, what should the police prioritize?

• A) A) Conducting a public trial
• B) B) Protecting the suspects
• C) C) Preventing the attack
• D) D) Delaying the investigation

Q22: 22. If a person reports a potential case of domestic violence under Section 150, what should the police consider when responding?

• A) A) The suspect's occupation
• B) B) The victim's social status
• C) C) The safety of the victim
• D) D) The suspect's political views

Q23: 23. How can the implementation of Section 150 enhance community-police relations?

• A) A) By discouraging community involvement
• B) B) By promoting transparency in police actions
• C) C) By restricting public access to the police
• D) D) By encouraging vigilantism

Q24: 24. If a person reports a potential hate crime under Section 150, what should the police prioritize?

• A) A) Protecting the suspects
• B) B) Investigating the matter thoroughly
• C) C) Delaying the investigation
• D) D) Informing the media immediately

Q25: 25. In a scenario where a person reports a planned robbery under Section 150, what should the police focus on during the investigation?

• A) A) Protecting the suspects
• B) B) Recovering the stolen items
• C) C) Informing the suspects about the report
• D) D) Preventing the robbery