Police and FIR

Q.

What is FIR? What is the role of the police?

Q.

What is an FIR? Explain in details about it.

Q. Who has laid down guidelines that the police must follow at the time of arrest, detention and interrogation. (Easy)

1. Police Head
2. Subordinate Courts
3. Supreme Court
4. High Courts

Q. The complainant getting a copy of the FIR is a ____ right.

1. legal
2. constitutional
3. statutory
4. no

Q. Which of the following is not a function of the Police?

1. hearing witnesses
2. record statements of witnesses
3. record evidences
4. investigation

Q. What is the primary role of the Police?

1. To investigate
2. To enquire
3. To arrest
4. To press charges

Q. ______ is lodged with the police to investigate a crime in case of a criminal law.

1. Former Information Report
2. First Information Report
3. First Individual Report
4. Former Individual Report

Q. Which of the following a FIR does not mention?

1. date
2. place of offence
3. time
4. caste

Q. Who among the following is the main source of information during an investigation?

1. police
2. citizens
3. witnesses
4. binge-watchers

Q. The complainant can get a ____ copy of the FIR

1. free
2. paid
3. no
4. original

Q. The law states that an FIR is ____ when an offence is reported to the police.

1. necessary
2. unnecessary
3. permitted
4. preferred

Q. The complainant getting a copy of the FIR is a ____ right.

1. legal
2. constitutional
3. statutory
4. no

Q. What do the Police file in a court if evidence is available to prosecute a crime?

1. First Information report
2. Final information report
3. chargesheet
4. case

Q. ____ has defined guidelines the Police must follow in an investigation

1. Supreme Court
2. High Court
3. Police Department
4. Government