Q1: 1. What is the punishment for snatching under Section 379B of the Indian Penal Code 1860?

• A) A) Imprisonment for up to 3 years
• B) B) Fine of Rs. 10,000
• C) C) Community service
• D) D) Warning from the police

Q2: 2. In a real-life scenario, if a person forcibly takes a woman's purse on the street, what offense would this be classified as?

• A) A) Robbery
• B) B) Theft
• C) C) Snatching
• D) D) Burglary

Q3: 3. Under Section 379B of the IPC, what is the maximum punishment prescribed for the offense of snatching?

• A) A) Life Imprisonment
• B) B) 10 years imprisonment
• C) C) 5 years imprisonment
• D) D) 3 years imprisonment

Q4: 4. If someone grabs a mobile phone from another person's hand and runs away, what crime has been committed?

• A) A) Pickpocketing
• B) B) Snatching
• C) C) Extortion
• D) D) Fraud

Q5: 5. What is the purpose of having a specific section like 379B in the IPC related to snatching?

• A) A) To deter individuals from committing theft
• B) B) To provide guidelines for shoplifting cases
• C) C) To address the specific offense of snatching
• D) D) To regulate online scams

Q6: 6. In a crowded market, a person forcibly takes a wallet from someone's pocket. What legal action can be taken against the perpetrator?

• A) A) No action as it was a crowded place
• B) B) Charge under Section 379B for snatching
• C) C) File a civil lawsuit
• D) D) Issue a warning

Q7: 7. What distinguishes snatching from other forms of theft or robbery?

• A) A) Snatching involves the use of violence or force
• B) B) Snatching can only occur in public places
• C) C) Snatching is always premeditated
• D) D) Snatching involves stealing from a business establishment

Q8: 8. If a person snatches a valuable necklace from a pedestrian's neck and escapes, what crime has been committed?

• A) A) Forgery
• B) B) Embezzlement
• C) C) Snatching
• D) D) Cybercrime

Q9: 9. What factors can influence the severity of punishment for snatching under Section 379B?

• A) A) The value of the item snatched
• B) B) The age of the victim
• C) C) The time of day the incident occurred
• D) D) The weather conditions

Q10: 10. How does snatching impact the sense of security in a community?

• A) A) Increases trust among residents
• B) B) Decreases fear of crime
• C) C) Creates a sense of vulnerability
• D) D) Promotes community engagement

Q11: 11. If a person uses a weapon to snatch a bag from a victim, what aggravating factor is involved in the crime?

• A) A) Speed of the perpetrator
• B) B) Threat of violence
• C) C) Value of the item snatched
• D) D) Location of the incident

Q12: 12. In cases of snatching, what role does evidence play in proving the guilt of the accused?

• A) A) Evidence is not necessary in snatching cases
• B) B) Eyewitness testimony is sufficient
• C) C) Forensic evidence can support the case
• D) D) Confession of the accused is mandatory

Q13: 13. How can public awareness campaigns help in preventing incidents of snatching?

• A) A) By promoting vigilante justice
• B) B) By educating people on safety measures
• C) C) By encouraging retaliation against perpetrators
• D) D) By spreading fear among the public

Q14: 14. What measures can individuals take to protect themselves from falling victim to snatching?

• A) A) Avoiding public places
• B) B) Keeping valuables hidden
• C) C) Carrying large amounts of cash
• D) D) Engaging in confrontations with suspects

Q15: 15. How does the punishment for snatching aim to deter potential offenders?

• A) A) By offering monetary rewards for information
• B) B) By imposing heavy fines
• C) C) By providing rehabilitation programs
• D) D) By threatening imprisonment

Q16: 16. If a person snatches a laptop bag from a parked car, what offense has been committed?

• A) A) Trespassing
• B) B) Vandalism
• C) C) Snatching
• D) D) Fraud

Q17: 17. How can bystander intervention help in preventing incidents of snatching?

• A) A) By encouraging vigilante justice
• B) B) By providing additional witnesses
• C) C) By distracting the perpetrator
• D) D) By ignoring the situation

Q18: 18. What impact can a rise in snatching incidents have on tourism in a city?

• A) A) Increase in tourist spending
• B) B) Decrease in tourist arrivals
• C) C) Boost in hotel occupancy rates
• D) D) Positive reviews from tourists

Q19: 19. If a person snatches a purse from an elderly individual, what aggravating factor is involved in the crime?

• A) A) Age of the victim
• B) B) Gender of the victim
• C) C) Socioeconomic status of the victim
• D) D) Race of the victim

Q20: 20. How can community policing initiatives help in reducing incidents of snatching?

• A) A) By promoting harsher punishments
• B) B) By fostering trust between police and residents
• C) C) By increasing surveillance cameras
• D) D) By advocating for vigilantism

Q21: 21. If a person snatches a mobile phone and immediately throws it away, what crime has been committed?

• A) A) Vandalism
• B) B) Destruction of property
• C) C) Snatching
• D) D) Extortion

Q22: 22. How can technology be utilized to combat incidents of snatching in urban areas?

• A) A) By implementing facial recognition software
• B) B) By banning electronic devices in public spaces
• C) C) By shutting down communication networks
• D) D) By increasing CCTV surveillance

Q23: 23. If a group of individuals collaborates to snatch valuables from unsuspecting victims, what crime have they committed?

• A) A) Conspiracy
• B) B) Organized crime
• C) C) Racketeering
• D) D) Snatching

Q24: 24. What role does the intent to permanently deprive the victim of their property play in determining the offense of snatching?

• A) A) Intent is irrelevant in snatching cases
• B) B) Intent distinguishes snatching from theft
• C) C) Intent only matters in nighttime snatching
• D) D) Intent is considered in cases of robbery, not snatching

Q25: 25. If a person snatches a wallet from a sleeping passenger on a bus, what additional offense might be applicable?

• A) A) Assault
• B) B) Kidnapping
• C) C) Pickpocketing
• D) D) Snatching