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Q1: 1. Under Section 196 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, who has the power to initiate prosecution for offences against the State?

Q2: 2. In a real-life scenario, if an individual is suspected of treason against the country, which authority can authorize the prosecution under Section 196?

Q3: 3. Which types of offences fall under the jurisdiction of Section 196 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

Q4: 4. If a group of individuals is suspected of planning a terrorist attack against the government, which provision of the Code of Criminal Procedure could be invoked for prosecution?

Q5: 5. Who holds the authority to grant sanction for prosecution under Section 196 for offences against the State?

Q6: 6. In a case involving a criminal conspiracy to commit an offence against the State, who must give sanction for prosecution under Section 196?

Q7: 7. What is the significance of obtaining sanction under Section 196 for prosecution in cases related to offences against the State?

Q8: 8. If a person is suspected of committing an offence against the State without proper authorization, what legal action can be taken under Section 196?

Q9: 9. In a case involving an alleged attack on a government institution, which authority must be approached for sanction under Section 196?

Q10: 10. What is the primary objective of Section 196 in the Code of Criminal Procedure regarding prosecution for offences against the State?

Q11: 11. If a person is found guilty of a conspiracy to commit an offence against the State, what could be the possible legal consequences under Section 196?

Q12: 12. In a case involving an alleged act of espionage against the country, which legal provision can be invoked for prosecution under Section 196?

Q13: 13. Who is responsible for determining whether there is sufficient evidence to prosecute an individual under Section 196 for offences against the State?

Q14: 14. If a person is accused of plotting to overthrow the government, which authority must grant sanction for prosecution under Section 196?

Q15: 15. Why is it important to have specific provisions like Section 196 for prosecuting offences against the State?

Q16: 16. In a real-life scenario where a group is suspected of planning a cyber-attack on government infrastructure, which provision of the Code of Criminal Procedure could be applied for prosecution?

Q17: 17. Who has the authority to request sanction for prosecution under Section 196 in cases related to offences against the State?

Q18: 18. What role does the concept of conspiracy play in cases related to prosecution under Section 196 for offences against the State?

Q19: 19. If an individual is found guilty of inciting violence against the government, which authority must grant sanction for prosecution under Section 196?

Q20: 20. How does Section 196 of the Code of Criminal Procedure contribute to maintaining law and order in the country?

Q21: 21. In a case involving an alleged act of terrorism against the nation, which authority holds the power to grant sanction for prosecution under Section 196?

Q22: 22. What qualifies as an "offence against the State" under Section 196 of the Code of Criminal Procedure?

Q23: 23. If a person is suspected of being involved in a plot to assassinate a government official, which provision of the Code of Criminal Procedure can be invoked for prosecution?

Q24: 24. Why is it necessary to have specific legal provisions like Section 196 for prosecuting offences against the State rather than relying on general criminal laws?

Q25: 25. In a case involving an alleged act of sedition against the government, which authority must grant sanction for prosecution under Section 196?

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