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1. Under Section 79(1)(f), knowingly creating rumours or giving false alarms to cause confusion in which services is punishable?
a. Police only
b. Fire brigade only
c. Police, fire brigade, or other necessary services
d. Hospitals only
2. According to Section 79(1)(g), which of the following acts is punishable?
a. Repairing public alarm systems
b. Knowingly destroying or damaging a public alarm system
c. Installing new alarm systems
d. Reporting emergencies
3. Under Section 79(1)(h), which act is punishable if done knowingly and wilfully?
a. Organising public meetings
b. Causing damage to spread terror among the public
c. Filing a police complaint
d. Reporting suspicious activity
4. According to Section 79(1)(i), which act is punishable?
a. Ignoring notices displayed by competent authority in Government buildings
b. Reading notices displayed in public places
c. Removing old notices from walls
d. Printing government notices
5. According to the proviso in Section 79(1)(j), police shall take cognizance of such offences only upon complaint by whom?
a. Any citizen
b. Any police officer
c. Authorised officer of the concerned office
d. District Magistrate only
6. Under Section 79(1)(k), which of the following acts towards a woman is punishable?
a. Greeting a woman in public
b. Passing lewd remarks or making indecent proposals
c. Offering help politely
d. Talking in public
7. The offence of harassing a woman under Section 79(1)(k) may also include which act?
a. Walking beside her on a public road
b. Following her clandestinely
c. Asking directions
d. Offering assistance
8. According to the proviso to clause (k), police shall take cognizance of harassment of a woman only when a complaint is made by whom?
a. Any witness
b. Police officer
c. Victim herself
d. District Magistrate
9. Under Section 79(2) of the Bihar Police Act, 2007, who has the authority to arrest a person committing offences mentioned in sub-section (1)?
a. District Magistrate
b. Any Police Officer
c. Superintendent of Police only
d. Sub-Divisional Magistrate
10. The power of arrest under Section 79(2) applies to persons committing offences under which provision?
a. Section 78(1)
b. Section 79(1)
c. Section 70
d. Section 69
11. According to Section 79(2), the person arrested for offences under Section 79(1) shall be released on which of the following?
a. Bail with surety
b. Personal bond
c. Court order only
d. Government guarantee
12. The bail granted under Section 79(2) to a person arrested for offences under Section 79(1) is based on which of the following?
a. Property guarantee
b. Personal bond of the accused
c. Written permission of the District Magistrate
d. Order of the Superintendent of Police
13. Section 80 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Punishment for police misconduct
b. Process regarding affixing guidance and public notices
c. Regulation of police recruitment
d. Compensation for riot victims
14. According to Section 80(1), general guidelines, regulations, or public notices issued under this chapter shall be published in which of the following ways?
a. Only through court orders
b. Only through newspapers
c. By affixing copies at specified offices or by public announcement or media publication
d. Only through government gazette
15. One method of publishing notices under Section 80(1) is by affixing a copy at which office?
a. Office of the District Magistrate
b. Office of the Panchayat
c. Sub-Divisional or Divisional/Regional offices
d. All of the above
16. According to Section 80(1), public notices may also be made known by which traditional method?
a. Public speeches
b. Beating drums
c. Court proclamation
d. Police parade
17. Apart from affixing notices and beating drums, which of the following is another method of publication under Section 80(1)?
a. Television interviews
b. Advertisements in newspapers and other media
c. Public rallies
d. Police training sessions
18. According to Section 80(1), the method of publishing such notices may also be determined by whom?
a. District Magistrate
b. Superintendent of Police
c. Sub-Divisional Magistrate
d. Inspector General of Police
19. The proviso to Section 80(1) allows the Superintendent of Police to issue directions without prior publication in which situation?
a. When ordered by the High Court
b. When it is considered necessary in the public interest for immediate implementation
c. When requested by the Panchayat
d. When directed by the police station
20. According to Section 80(2), if a regulation under this section relates to matters covered by other laws of corporations or local authorities, it shall be subject to which of the following?
a. Orders of the police department only
b. Such law, rule, or sub-rule relating to public health, facility, or security
c. Directions of the District Magistrate only
d. Court orders only
21. Section 81 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Offences committed by the public
b. Prosecution of a police officer
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Disposal of unclaimed property
22. According to Section 81, when the offender is a police officer, the court shall take cognizance only under which condition?
a. On complaint by any citizen
b. On written report of the Government on the facts of the offence or prior sanction of an authorised officer
c. On order of the Superintendent of Police
d. On direction of the District Magistrate
23. Under Section 81, whose written report may enable the court to take cognizance against a police officer?
a. District Magistrate
b. State Government
c. Superintendent of Police
d. Station House Officer
24. According to Section 81, instead of the Government’s written report, cognizance may also be taken with prior sanction of whom?
a. Any police officer
b. Any officer authorised by the State Government
c. District Magistrate
d. Inspector General of Police
25. Under Section 81, without the written report of the Government or prior sanction of the authorised officer, the court shall do which of the following?
a. Proceed with trial
b. Register the case immediately
c. Not take cognizance of the offence
d. Transfer the case to the police department
26. Section 82 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Prosecution of police officers
b. Prosecution of offences under other laws
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Disposal of unclaimed property
27. The provisions of Section 82 are subject to which provision of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973?
a. Section 154 CrPC
b. Section 173 CrPC
c. Section 300 CrPC
d. Section 482 CrPC
28. Section 82 clarifies that offences punishable under the Bihar Police Act may also be prosecuted under which of the following?
a. Only the Bihar Police Act
b. Any other law in force
c. Only the Indian Penal Code
d. Only the Code of Criminal Procedure
29. The main principle referred to in Section 300 of the Code of Criminal Procedure relates to which concept?
a. Preventive detention
b. Double jeopardy (a person not being tried twice for the same offence)
c. Police investigation procedure
d. Bail procedure
30. Section 83 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Prosecution of police officers
b. Summary disposal of certain cases
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Compensation for riot victims
31. According to Section 83(1), a Magistrate may adopt summary disposal for offences punishable under which sections of the Bihar Police Act?
a. Sections 70, 71, and 72
b. Sections 72, 77, and 78
c. Sections 73, 74, and 75
d. Sections 76, 77, and 78
32. Under Section 83(1), the Magistrate may state in the summons that the accused may plead guilty by which method?
a. Personal appearance in court only
b. Registered letter
c. Telephone communication
d. Police report
33. According to Section 83(1), the accused must plead guilty by registered letter before which time?
a. After the trial begins
b. By a specified date prior to the hearing of the charge
c. Within one month after conviction
d. At any time during the trial
34. Along with the plea of guilty under Section 83(1), the accused must also do which of the following?
a. Submit a written apology
b. Remit a specified sum to the court
c. Submit police clearance certificate
d. Appear before the District Magistrate
35. The amount to be remitted by the accused under Section 83(1) is determined by whom?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. District Magistrate
c. Court
d. State Government
36. According to Section 83(2), if the accused pleads guilty and remits the specified sum, what happens next?
a. The case is transferred to another court
b. The accused must appear again before the Magistrate
c. No further proceedings shall be taken against him
d. The police shall conduct further investigation
37. Section 84 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Prosecution of police officers
b. Recovery of penalties and fines imposed by the Magistrate
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Disposal of unclaimed property
38. According to Section 84, recovery of penalties and fines imposed under the Act shall follow provisions of which sections of the Indian Penal Code, 1860?
a. Sections 50–55
b. Sections 64–70
c. Sections 71–75
d. Sections 80–85
39. The recovery of fines under Section 84 is also governed by which provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973?
a. Sections 300–305
b. Sections 320–325
c. Sections 386–389
d. Sections 400–405
40. According to the proviso to Section 84, if a person fails to pay the fine imposed under certain sections of this chapter, he may be punished with imprisonment. These sections include which of the following?
a. Sections 70, 71, and 72
b. Sections 72, 73, and 74
c. Sections 73, 78, and 79
d. Sections 77, 78, and 80
41. The proviso to Section 84 refers to which section of the Indian Penal Code, 1860?
a. Section 60 IPC
b. Section 62 IPC
c. Section 64 IPC
d. Section 65 IPC
42. If a person fails to pay the fine imposed under Sections 73, 78, or 79, the maximum period of imprisonment that may be imposed is which of the following?
a. Three days
b. Five days
c. Eight days
d. Fifteen days
43. The imprisonment imposed for non-payment of fine under the proviso to Section 84 shall not exceed which of the following?
a. Eight days
b. Fifteen days
c. One month
d. Three months
44. Section 85 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Recovery of penalties and fines
b. Extent of the action and limitation for taking cognizance
c. Prosecution of police officers
d. Regulation of public meetings
45. According to Section 85, after expiry of the time period provided under which provision of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 shall no court take cognizance of offences under this chapter?
a. Section 154 CrPC
b. Section 173 CrPC
c. Section 468 CrPC
d. Section 482 CrPC
46. Section 468 of the Code of Criminal Procedure referred to in Section 85 deals with which of the following?
a. Police investigation
b. Limitation for taking cognizance of certain offences
c. Arrest without warrant
d. Grant of bail
47. Under Section 85, the limitation period for taking cognizance of offences under this chapter shall be calculated according to which provisions?
a. Chapter XX of the Code of Criminal Procedure
b. Chapter XXV of the Code of Criminal Procedure
c. Chapter XXXVI of the Code of Criminal Procedure
d. Chapter XXXII of the Code of Criminal Procedure
48. The provisions referred to in Section 85 for calculating the limitation period belong to which statute?
a. Indian Penal Code, 1860
b. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
c. Indian Evidence Act, 1872
d. Police Act, 1861
49. Section 86 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of public meetings
b. Disposal of fees, rewards, forfeitures, and penalties
c. Recruitment of police officers
d. Disposal of unclaimed property
50. According to Section 86, fees paid for licenses or written permissions issued under the Act shall generally be credited to whom?
a. Local Authority
b. District Magistrate
c. Government
d. Superintendent of Police
51. Under Section 86, sums paid for the service of processes by police officers shall be credited to which authority?
a. Police Welfare Fund
b. Government
c. District Magistrate
d. Municipal Authority
52. According to Section 86, rewards, forfeitures, or penalties payable to police officers as informers shall ordinarily be credited to whom?
a. State Police Headquarters
b. Government
c. District Magistrate
d. Local Police Station
53. The rule of crediting such fees or sums to the Government under Section 86 is subject to which exception?
a. When the police officer refuses to accept the amount
b. When the amount belongs to a local authority under any existing enactment
c. When the District Magistrate directs otherwise
d. When the police officer is on leave
54. According to the proviso to Section 86, rewards, forfeitures, or penalties may be paid to police officers under which condition?
a. With the sanction of the Government or under rules made by the Government
b. With approval of the District Magistrate
c. With approval of the Superintendent of Police
d. With permission of the court
55. The reward, forfeiture, or penalty mentioned in Section 86 may be given to whom for special services?
a. Any government employee
b. Police officer
c. Local authority member
d. District Magistrate
56. According to Section 86, such reward or penalty may also be distributed in which of the following ways?
a. Only to a single police officer
b. Only to the Superintendent of Police
c. Divided among two or more police officers
d. Paid only to government treasury
57. Section 87 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Disposal of fees and rewards
b. Method of proving orders and notifications
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Recovery of penalties
58. According to Section 87, orders or notifications issued under the Act may be issued by which of the following authorities?
a. Government
b. Magistrate
c. Officer authorised under the Act
d. All of the above
59. Under Section 87, the proof of an order or notification may be established by producing which document?
a. Police investigation report
b. Copy of the order published in the Official Gazette
c. Court judgment
d. Police diary entry
60. Apart from the Official Gazette, an order or notification may also be proved by producing which of the following?
a. Copy signed by the Magistrate or officer
b. Oral testimony of police officers
c. Newspaper article
d. Public announcement record
61. The copy of the order produced under Section 87 must be certified as what by the Magistrate or officer?
a. A temporary copy
b. A certified duplicate
c. A true copy of the original order
d. An unofficial record
62. According to Section 87, the certification of the copy must confirm that the original order was issued according to which requirement?
a. Rules of the police department
b. Provisions of the relevant section of this Act
c. Instructions of the District Magistrate
d. Court procedure rules
63. Section 88 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Disposal of fees and rewards
b. Procedure regarding validity of rules, orders, and actions under the Act
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Prosecution of police officers
64. According to Section 88, which of the following shall not be deemed illegal merely due to defect of form or procedural irregularity?
a. Only rules made under the Act
b. Only notifications issued under the Act
c. Rules, orders, directions, adjudications, inquiries, or notifications made under the Act
d. Only police investigations
65. Section 88 provides protection to actions done under which of the following?
a. Only provisions of the Bihar Police Act
b. Only rules made under the Act
c. Provisions of the Act or rules made under it
d. Only orders of the District Magistrate
66. According to Section 88, an act done under the Act shall not be considered invalid merely because of which reason?
a. Lack of police approval
b. Defect of form or irregularity of procedure
c. Absence of court order
d. Absence of public notice
67. Section 88 protects actions done in which manner under the Act?
a. Strictly according to the Act only
b. In substantial conformity with the provisions of the Act
c. Only when approved by the court
d. Only when certified by the District Magistrate
68. According to Section 88, which of the following shall not invalidate a rule or order made under the Act?
a. Minor procedural irregularity
b. Court order
c. Government approval
d. Police sanction
69. Section 89 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of public meetings
b. Powers of officers holding charge of a vacant post
c. Recovery of fines and penalties
d. Prosecution of police officers
70. According to Section 89, when the office of a Commissioner or Police Officer becomes vacant, who may hold charge of the post?
a. Any government employee
b. Another officer assigned to hold charge or additional charge
c. Only the District Magistrate
d. Only the Director General of Police
71. Under Section 89, an officer holding charge of a vacant post may succeed to the office in which manner?
a. Permanently only
b. Temporarily only
c. Either temporarily or permanently
d. Only by court order
72. According to Section 89, the officer holding charge or succeeding to the office shall be competent to exercise which of the following?
a. Only administrative powers
b. Only disciplinary powers
c. All powers conferred by the Act on the original office holder
d. Only powers granted by the District Magistrate
73. The officer succeeding to a vacant post under Section 89 shall also perform which of the following?
a. Only financial duties
b. Only investigative duties
c. All duties imposed by the Act on that office
d. Only duties assigned by the police headquarters
74. Section 89 applies to vacancies occurring in which offices?
a. Only Commissioner’s office
b. Only Police Officer’s office
c. Both Commissioner and Police Officer’s offices
d. Only District Magistrate’s office
75. Section 90 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Disposal of unclaimed property
b. Licenses and permissions specifying conditions and their cancellation
c. Prosecution of police officers
d. Recovery of penalties and fines
76. According to Section 90(1), a license or written permission granted under the Act must specify which of the following?
a. Only the period of validity
b. Only the locality where it applies
c. Period, locality, conditions, and restrictions of the license
d. Only the issuing authority
77. A license issued under Section 90 must be granted under whose signature?
a. District Magistrate
b. Competent authority
c. Superintendent of Police
d. Inspector General of Police
78. According to Section 90(1), the fee for a license or written permission shall be determined by which of the following?
a. District Magistrate’s order
b. Rules prescribed under the Act
c. Decision of the police station
d. Court order
79. Under Section 90(2), which authority has the power to suspend or revoke a license granted under the Act?
a. District Magistrate only
b. Superintendent of Police only
c. Competent authority
d. State Government only
80. A license granted under the Act may be suspended or revoked if which of the following occurs?
a. The license holder changes residence
b. The conditions or restrictions of the license are infringed or evaded
c. The license holder requests cancellation
d. The police station changes jurisdiction
81. According to Section 90(2), a license may also be suspended or revoked if the license holder does which of the following?
a. Applies for renewal
b. Is convicted of any offence related to the matter of the license or permission
c. Changes employment
d. Leaves the district
82. According to Section 90(3), when a license or written permission is suspended, revoked, or expired, the holder shall be deemed to be what?
a. Temporarily authorised
b. Without a license or written permission
c. Automatically renewed
d. Exempt from licensing requirements
83. Under Section 90(3), the person whose license has been suspended or revoked will remain deemed without license until which of the following occurs?
a. The police permit him to operate
b. The order of suspension or revocation is cancelled or the license is renewed
c. The court grants bail
d. The District Magistrate grants oral permission
84. According to Section 90(4), a license holder must produce the license or written permission when requested by whom?
a. District Magistrate
b. Police officer
c. Local authority officer
d. Court clerk
85. The obligation to produce the license under Section 90(4) exists only during which period?
a. When the license is under renewal
b. While the license remains in force
c. After suspension of the license
d. After expiry of the license
86. According to Section 90(4), the license holder must produce the license at what times if required by a police officer?
a. Only during office hours
b. At all reasonable times
c. Only during police investigation
d. Only when summoned by court
87. According to the explanation to Section 90, if a servant or agent commits infringement of license conditions on behalf of the license holder, it shall be treated as whose infringement?
a. Servant or agent only
b. Police officer
c. License holder
d. Local authority
88. The explanation to Section 90 provides that conviction of which of the following persons shall also be treated as conviction of the license holder?
a. Government officer
b. Servant or agent acting on behalf of the license holder
c. Any witness
d. Police officer
89. Section 91 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Cancellation of licenses
b. Method of issuing public notices
c. Disposal of unclaimed property
d. Recovery of fines
90. According to Section 91, any public notice required under the Act must be issued in which form?
a. Oral declaration
b. Written form
c. Verbal instruction by police officer
d. Court order only
91. A public notice issued under Section 91 must bear whose signature?
a. District Magistrate only
b. Superintendent of Police only
c. Competent authority
d. Any police officer
92. According to Section 91, public notices shall be published in which area?
a. Entire State
b. Only district headquarters
c. Locality affected by the notice
d. Only government buildings
93. One method of publishing a public notice under Section 91 is by which of the following?
a. Affixing copies in conspicuous public places
b. Court proclamation only
c. Police training notice board
d. Government circular only
94. According to Section 91, public notice may also be proclaimed by which traditional method?
a. Public speech
b. Beat of drums
c. Radio broadcast
d. Court summons
95. Another method of publishing a public notice under Section 91 is through which of the following?
a. Advertisement in local newspapers
b. Police wireless message
c. Private circulars
d. Court summons
96. According to Section 91, public notice may be published using which of the following combinations?
a. Only one method specified in the Act
b. Any two or more of the prescribed methods
c. Only newspaper advertisement
d. Only government gazette
97. Section 91 also allows publication of public notice by which additional means?
a. Only through court orders
b. Any other suitable means considered appropriate by the authority
c. Only through police station notice board
d. Only through government gazette
98. Section 92 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Method of issuing public notices
b. Proof of consent or approval of a competent authority
c. Cancellation of licenses
d. Recovery of penalties
99. According to Section 92, the validity of certain actions under the Act may depend on which of the following of a competent authority?
a. Consent or approval
b. Declaration or opinion
c. Satisfaction of the authority
d. All of the above
100. Under Section 92, the consent, approval, declaration, opinion, or satisfaction of a competent authority may be proved by which of the following?
a. Oral statement by a police officer
b. Written document signed by the competent authority
c. Newspaper publication
d. Police investigation report
101. According to Section 92, the written document used as evidence must be signed by whom?
a. District Magistrate only
b. Superintendent of Police
c. Competent authority
d. Any government officer
102. The written document signed by the competent authority under Section 92 shall serve as what?
a. Preliminary record only
b. Sufficient evidence of the consent, approval, declaration, opinion, or satisfaction
c. Temporary document for police records
d. Court summons
103. According to Section 92, the written document must purport to do which of the following?
a. Convey or set forth the consent or approval of the competent authority
b. Record police investigation
c. Announce a public notice
d. Issue a license
104. Section 93 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Proof of consent of competent authority
b. Signature on notices and documents may be stamped
c. Disposal of unclaimed property
d. Recovery of penalties
105. According to Section 93, which documents required under the Act may bear a facsimile of the Commissioner's signature?
a. Licenses
b. Written permissions
c. Notices or other documents under the Act
d. All of the above
106. Under Section 93, which documents are specifically excluded from the provision allowing facsimile signatures?
a. Licenses and written permissions
b. Notices issued under the Act
c. Summons, warrants, and search-warrants
d. Police reports
107. According to Section 93, a document shall be deemed properly signed if it bears which of the following?
a. Original handwritten signature only
b. Facsimile of the Commissioner's signature stamped on it
c. Digital signature only
d. Seal of the District Magistrate
108. The facsimile signature referred to in Section 93 is used for which purpose?
a. To replace court signatures
b. To deem licenses, notices, or permissions properly signed under the Act
c. To validate police investigations
d. To issue warrants of arrest
109. According to Section 93, the facsimile signature must be whose signature?
a. District Magistrate
b. Commissioner
c. Superintendent of Police
d. Inspector General
110. Section 94 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Method of proving orders
b. Power to make rules
c. Recovery of fines
d. Regulation of public meetings
111. According to Section 94, who has the power to make rules for carrying out the purposes of the Act?
a. District Magistrate
b. State Government
c. Superintendent of Police
d. Commissioner of Police
112. The rules made under Section 94 are intended to achieve which objective?
a. Recruitment of police officers
b. Carrying out the purposes of the Act
c. Appointment of Magistrates
d. Regulation of courts
113. The power granted under Section 94 is a type of which legislative function?
a. Judicial power
b. Administrative power
c. Delegated legislative power
d. Financial power
114. Section 95 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Power to make rules
b. Power to remove difficulties
c. Recovery of penalties
d. Regulation of public meetings
115. According to Section 95, who has the power to remove difficulties in giving effect to the provisions of the Act?
a. District Magistrate
b. Superintendent of Police
c. State Government
d. Commissioner of Police
116. The power to remove difficulties under Section 95 may be exercised when what situation arises?
a. When a court order is passed
b. When any difficulty arises in giving effect to the provisions of the Act
c. When a police officer requests clarification
d. When a license is cancelled
117. According to Section 95, the Government shall exercise the power to remove difficulties through which of the following?
a. Executive order
b. Notification in the Official Gazette
c. Police circular
d. Court order
118. The provisions made by the Government under Section 95 must be aimed at which of the following?
a. Increasing police recruitment
b. Removing the difficulty in implementing the Act
c. Establishing new police stations
d. Issuing licenses for public meetings
119. Section 96 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Removal of difficulties
b. Publication of rules and regulations in the Gazette
c. Prosecution of police officers
d. Disposal of unclaimed property
120. According to Section 96(a), every rule and regulation framed under the Act must be published where?
a. Police Headquarters Notice Board
b. Official Gazette
c. District Court Records
d. Government Circular
121. Under Section 96(b), the rules and regulations made by the Government under this Act must be laid before whom?
a. District Magistrate
b. Superintendent of Police
c. Each House of the State Legislature
d. High Court
122. According to Section 96(b), the rules must be laid before the State Legislature for a total period of how many days?
a. Fifteen days
b. Twenty days
c. Thirty days
d. Sixty days
123. The thirty-day period mentioned in Section 96(b) may be comprised in which of the following?
a. Only one session of the Legislature
b. Two sessions only
c. One session or two or more successive sessions
d. Only emergency sessions
124. If both Houses of the State Legislature agree to modify a rule made under the Act, what will be the effect?
a. The rule will remain unchanged
b. The rule will have effect in the modified form
c. The rule will automatically lapse
d. The rule will require court approval
125. If both Houses of the Legislature agree that a rule should not be made, what will happen to the rule?
a. It will continue for six months
b. It will be of no effect
c. It will be reviewed by the High Court
d. It will apply only in certain districts
126. According to the proviso to Section 96, modification or annulment of a rule shall not affect which of the following?
a. Government authority to make new rules
b. Validity of anything already done under that rule or regulation
c. Police recruitment process
d. Court proceedings
127. Section 97 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Power to make rules
b. Repeal and saving of earlier police laws
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Recovery of penalties
128. According to Section 97(1), which Act is repealed so far as it relates to the State of Bihar?
a. Police Act, 1861
b. Criminal Procedure Code, 1973
c. Indian Penal Code, 1860
d. Police Act, 1949
129. Section 97(2) repeals which Act in relation to the State of Bihar?
a. Bengal Police Act, 1860
b. Bengal Armed Police Act, 1892
c. Indian Police Act, 1902
d. Bihar Police Act, 1946
130. According to Section 97(2), the existing class and grade of Armed Police Officers under which chapter of the Bengal Armed Police Act, 1892 shall continue to exist?
a. Chapter III
b. Chapter IV
c. Chapter V
d. Chapter VI
131. The existing class and grade of Armed Police Officers under the Bengal Armed Police Act, 1892 shall continue until which event occurs?
a. Until the High Court issues directions
b. Until a new Bihar Armed Police Act is framed
c. Until the State Government dissolves the force
d. Until police rules are amended
132. According to Section 97(3), any act done or action taken under the repealed law shall be treated as what?
a. Invalid
b. Requiring court approval
c. Act done or action taken under this Act
d. Temporary administrative action
133. Section 97(4) provides that references to repealed provisions shall be treated as references to what?
a. The Indian Penal Code
b. Corresponding provisions of this Act
c. Government circulars
d. Judicial interpretations
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