1. The District Magistrate or Sub-Divisional Magistrate shall also ensure under the proviso that which of the following is established?
a. The police officer responsible has been suspended
b. The person suffering damage is absolved of the incident causing such damage
c. The residents have accepted liability
d. The Government has ordered compensation
2. Under Section 65(3) of the Bihar Police Act, 2007, who has the power to exempt any person, class, or society of residents from paying any part of the compensation?
a. District Magistrate
b. Superintendent of Police
c. State Government
d. Commissioner of Police
3. The exemption from payment of compensation under Section 65(3) may be granted to which of the following?
a. Only individuals
b. Only classes of residents
c. Only societies of residents
d. Any person, class, or society of residents
4. According to Section 65(4), every declaration, assessment, or order made under sub-section (2) shall be final subject to revision by whom?
a. District Magistrate only
b. Commissioner of the Division or the Government
c. Superintendent of Police
d. High Court only
5. The finality of declaration, assessment, or order under Section 65(4) applies to actions taken under which sub-section?
a. Sub-section (1)
b. Sub-section (2)
c. Sub-section (3)
d. Sub-section (5)
6. According to Section 65(5), which of the following is barred regarding compensation determined under this section?
a. Filing a police complaint
b. Filing a civil suit relating to such compensation
c. Filing a revision before the Government
d. Filing a report before the District Magistrate
7. The bar on civil suits under Section 65(5) applies to compensation determined in relation to which of the following?
a. Recruitment disputes
b. Any damage for which compensation has been adjusted under this section
c. Transfer of police personnel
d. Promotion disputes in the police department
8. According to the explanation to Section 65, the term “Resident” shall have the same meaning as defined in which section?
a. Section 63
b. Section 64
c. Section 66
d. Section 62
9. Section 66 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Appointment of police officers
b. Regulation of public meetings and processions
c. Compensation for riot victims
d. Police recruitment procedures
10. According to Section 66(1), a person intending to organize a procession or public meeting must give written intimation to whom?
a. District Magistrate
b. Superintendent of Police
c. Station House Officer of the concerned Police Station
d. Inspector General of Police
11. The written intimation mentioned in Section 66(1) must be given when a person intends to organize which of the following?
a. Private family gathering
b. Procession on a road, lane, or common road or a meeting at a public place
c. Meeting inside a private residence
d. Police training program
12. Under Section 66(2)(a), which officer may issue directions regarding the conduct of meetings or processions on public streets?
a. Inspector of Police
b. Officer not below the rank of Assistant/Deputy Superintendent of Police
c. Station House Officer
d. District Magistrate only
13. The officer mentioned in Section 66(2)(a) may determine which of the following regarding processions?
a. Salary of police personnel
b. Route and time of passage of processions
c. Number of police stations in the area
d. Duration of police training
14. According to Section 66(2)(b), if a public meeting or procession is likely to disturb peace, who may form such an opinion?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. District Magistrate or Sub-Divisional Magistrate
c. Director General of Police
d. Station House Officer
15. In such a case, the concerned authority may call upon the organizers of the meeting or procession to do what?
a. Cancel the event immediately
b. Apply for a license for the meeting or procession
c. Pay a security deposit
d. Seek permission from the High Court
16. According to Section 66(2)(c), the license issued for a public meeting or procession shall contain which of the following?
a. Salary of the police personnel deployed
b. Names of the license holder and conditions for holding the meeting or procession
c. Names of police officers on duty only
d. Duration of police training
17. What fee is charged for granting a license for a public meeting or procession under Section 66(2)(c)?
a. ₹100
b. ₹500
c. ₹1000
d. No fee
18. Under Section 66(2)(d), the competent authority may regulate which of the following during music concerts, festivals, or similar occasions?
a. Number of participants
b. Volume of music played in lanes
c. Duration of police deployment
d. Entry fee for festivals
19. Section 67 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of police recruitment
b. Assembly and procession violating certain conditions
c. Compensation for riot victims
d. Duties of police officers
20. According to Section 67(1), a police officer must be of at least which rank to prevent or disperse a public meeting or procession violating conditions under Section 66?
a. Constable
b. Head Constable
c. Sub-Inspector
d. Inspector General
21. A police officer exercising powers under Section 67(1) must be authorised by whom?
a. District Magistrate only
b. Any Magistrate or District Superintendent of Police
c. Inspector General of Police
d. Director General of Police
22. Under Section 67(1), the authorised police officer may take which of the following actions against a public meeting or procession violating conditions of Section 66?
a. Immediately arrest all participants
b. Prevent or order dispersal of the meeting or procession
c. Impose monetary penalty on the organisers
d. Suspend the organisers
23. The conditions violation mentioned in Section 67(1) relates to which section of the Bihar Police Act, 2007?
a. Section 64
b. Section 65
c. Section 66
d. Section 68
24. According to Section 67(2), a public meeting or procession that ignores or denies compliance with the order under sub-section (1) shall be treated as what?
a. Civil dispute
b. Illegal meeting
c. Administrative violation
d. Police misconduct
26. Section 68 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of police recruitment
b. Power to forbid or regulate the use of microphones and loudspeakers
c. Compensation for riot victims
d. Duties of police officers during elections
27. Under Section 68(1), which authority has the power to forbid, prohibit, or regulate the use of microphones or loudspeakers?
a. Only the District Magistrate
b. Only the Superintendent of Police
c. Several authorities including the District Magistrate, District Superintendent of Police, Magistrates, and certain police officers
d. Only the State Government
28. Which of the following officers is specifically empowered under Section 68(1) to regulate or prohibit the use of microphones or loudspeakers?
a. District Magistrate
b. District Superintendent of Police
c. Sub-Divisional Magistrate
d. All of the above
29. Apart from magistrates and senior officers, which of the following police officers may also exercise powers under Section 68(1)?
a. Deputy Inspector General
b. Sub-Divisional Police Officer
c. Station House Officer of the police station
d. Both (b) and (c)
30. The authorities mentioned in Section 68(1) may regulate the use of which of the following devices?
a. Only microphones
b. Microphones, loudspeakers, or sound amplifiers
c. Only musical instruments
d. Television broadcasting equipment
31. According to Section 68(1), the power to regulate or prohibit the use of microphones may be exercised to prevent which of the following?
a. Annoyance to people or injury to their health
b. Disturbance of peace or tranquillity
c. Public inconvenience
d. All of the above
32. The order regulating or prohibiting the use of microphones under Section 68(1) shall apply within which area?
a. Entire State only
b. Area under the jurisdiction of the concerned authority
c. Only municipal areas
d. Only rural areas
33. Under Section 68(2), who has the power to modify, change, or cancel any order issued under sub-section (1)?
a. District Magistrate
b. Superintendent of Police
c. State Government
d. Station House Officer
34. The State Government may modify, change, or cancel an order under Section 68(2) in which of the following ways?
a. Only on recommendation of the District Magistrate
b. Only after a court order
c. Suo motu or on representation of any aggrieved person
d. Only after police investigation
35. Under Section 68(3), which police officer may take action to ensure compliance with orders regulating microphones or loudspeakers?
a. Head Constable
b. Police officer not below the rank of Sub-Inspector
c. Inspector General of Police
d. Constable
36. The police officer mentioned in Section 68(3) acts to ensure compliance with orders issued under which provisions?
a. Sub-section (1) only
b. Sub-section (2) only
c. Sub-sections (1) or (2) of Section 68
d. Section 66 only
37. To enforce compliance with such orders, the police officer under Section 68(3) may do which of the following?
a. Issue warning only
b. Take appropriate measures or use necessary force
c. File a civil suit
d. Suspend the organisers
38. Under Section 68(3), which of the following may be confiscated if used in violation of the order?
a. Only microphones
b. Only loudspeakers
c. Microphones, loudspeakers, or other sound instruments
d. Musical instruments only
39. According to Section 68(4), besides sound instruments, what else may the police officer impound if used in violation of the order?
a. Property of the organisers
b. Vehicles carrying or installing such instruments
c. Public buildings
d. Stage equipment only
40. A vehicle may be impounded under Section 68(4) if which of the following situations occurs?
a. It is transporting police personnel
b. It carries, transports, or has installed a microphone or loudspeaker used in violation of the order
c. It is parked on a public road
d. It belongs to the organiser of a meeting
41. The power to impound microphones, loudspeakers, or vehicles under Section 68(3)–(4) is exercised by which authority?
a. District Magistrate
b. Police officer not below the rank of Sub-Inspector
c. Superintendent of Police only
d. State Government only
42. Under the proviso to Section 68(4), which police officer may release an impounded vehicle?
a. Any police constable
b. Police officer not below the rank of Sub-Inspector of the concerned police station
c. Superintendent of Police only
d. District Magistrate
43. The vehicle impounded under Section 68(4) may be released upon execution of which of the following?
a. Personal undertaking without bond
b. Bond executed in favour of the Government
c. Bank guarantee only
d. Court order only
44. The maximum amount of bond for release of a vehicle under the proviso to Section 68(4) shall not exceed which amount?
a. ₹1,000
b. ₹2,000
c. ₹5,000
d. ₹10,000
45. The bond executed for release of the vehicle must contain which condition?
a. The vehicle shall be sold after investigation
b. The vehicle shall be presented at the time of investigation or trial
c. The vehicle shall be transferred to the police department
d. The vehicle shall not be used for public meetings
46. According to the proviso to Section 68(4), the owner executing the bond must also agree to which condition?
a. To permanently surrender the vehicle
b. To surrender the vehicle if ordered under sub-section (5)
c. To transfer ownership to the Government
d. To stop using the vehicle permanently
47. Under Section 68(5), a person contravening the order issued under sub-section (1) or modified under sub-section (2) shall be liable to a penalty up to which amount?
a. ₹500
b. ₹1,000
c. ₹2,000
d. ₹5,000
48. The court trying an offence under Section 68(5) may also order surrender of which of the following?
a. Only microphones
b. Only vehicles
c. Microphone, loudspeaker, other instrument, or vehicle impounded earlier
d. Only sound amplifier equipment
49. The surrender order mentioned in Section 68(5) applies to items impounded under which provisions?
a. Sub-section (1) only
b. Sub-sections (3) and (4)
c. Section 66 only
d. Sub-section (2) only
50. According to Section 68(6), the provisions of this section shall operate in which manner?
a. They override all other legal provisions
b. They apply only if no other law exists
c. They are in addition to powers vested under other sections
d. They replace powers under other sections
51. Section 68(6) clarifies that the provisions of this section shall not do which of the following?
a. Increase the power of police officers
b. Dilute powers vested by any other section
c. Permit regulation of loudspeakers
d. Allow seizure of vehicles
52. Section 69 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of police recruitment
b. Instructions to maintain order on public streets
c. Compensation for riot victims
d. Regulation of public meetings
53. Under Section 69, which authority may issue instructions to maintain order on public streets?
a. District Magistrate
b. District Superintendent of Police or any officer authorised by him
c. Station House Officer only
d. Director General of Police
54. The purpose of issuing instructions under Section 69 is primarily to prevent which of the following?
a. Promotion disputes in police department
b. Obstruction, injury, or difficulty to persons passing through the street
c. Transfer disputes among police officers
d. Recruitment irregularities
55. Instructions under Section 69 may also be issued for which of the following purposes?
a. Preventing pollution on public streets
b. Increasing police strength
c. Collecting taxes from residents
d. Issuing licenses for festivals
56. The instructions issued under Section 69 may be in which form?
a. Only written government notification
b. Only verbal orders
c. General or special order
d. Court order only
57. According to Section 69, the instructions issued by the District Superintendent of Police may apply to which places?
a. Only public parks
b. Public streets, lanes, common roads, or any public place
c. Only highways
d. Only government buildings
58. Section 70 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Compensation to riot victims
b. Punishment for contravening orders or instructions
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Powers of the District Magistrate
59. According to Section 70, failure to comply with legal orders issued under which sections may lead to punishment?
a. Sections 66 and 67
b. Sections 68 and 69
c. Sections 69 and 71
d. Sections 65 and 66
60. A person who does not comply with legal orders issued under Sections 69 and 71 may be subjected to which of the following actions?
a. Suspension from public service
b. Arrest
c. Immediate imprisonment without trial
d. Deportation from the district
61. After arrest under Section 70, who has the authority to convict the offender?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. District Magistrate
c. Magistrate
d. Director General of Police
62. Upon conviction under Section 70, the offender shall be punished with which of the following?
a. Imprisonment only
b. Fine only
c. Imprisonment and fine both
d. Community service
63. The fine imposed under Section 70 may extend up to which amount?
a. ₹1,000
b. ₹5,000
c. ₹10,000
d. ₹20,000
64. Section 71 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of loudspeakers
b. Power to reserve a public place and to raise barricades
c. Compensation to riot victims
d. Recruitment of police personnel
65. Under Section 71(1), who has the power to temporarily reserve any public place for public purposes?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. District Magistrate
c. Station House Officer
d. Inspector General of Police
66. According to Section 71(1), the District Magistrate may temporarily reserve a public place through which of the following?
a. Court order
b. Written intimation
c. Police notification only
d. Public referendum
67. When a public place is reserved under Section 71(1), what restriction may the District Magistrate impose?
a. Prohibition on entry of police officers
b. Prohibition on passage of people except under specified conditions
c. Permanent closure of the place
d. Only restriction on vehicles
68. Under Section 71(1)(a), the District Magistrate may authorize which person to erect barriers or other structures in streets or lanes?
a. Any police officer
b. Only Superintendent of Police
c. District Judge
d. Municipal officer
69. The purpose of erecting barriers or structures under Section 71(1)(a) includes which of the following?
a. Conducting vehicle checking and preventing violation of legal provisions by vehicle owners
b. Establishing new police stations
c. Collecting toll tax from vehicles
d. Parking government vehicles
70. According to Section 71(1)(b), while issuing such orders, the authority must ensure which of the following?
a. Safety of commuters
b. Collection of road tax
c. Deployment of army personnel
d. Installation of traffic signals
71. Under Section 71(1)(c), the temporary structures erected for the purpose of barricading shall be removed when?
a. After approval of the State Government
b. After completion of the purpose for which they were erected
c. After one year
d. Only after court orders
72. Section 72 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of public meetings
b. Obstruction in police duty
c. Compensation for riot victims
d. Regulation of loudspeakers
73. Under Section 72, punishment may be imposed on a person for which act?
a. Refusing to attend a public meeting
b. Causing obstruction in discharge of duties of a police officer
c. Playing loud music in public places
d. Organizing a procession without permission
74. According to Section 72, obstruction may relate to which of the following activities of a police officer?
a. Personal matters of the officer
b. Performance of official work or duties
c. Social activities of the officer
d. Private employment of the officer
75. A person convicted under Section 72 may be punished with a fine which may extend up to which amount?
a. ₹1,000
b. ₹3,000
c. ₹5,000
d. ₹10,000
76. The imprisonment provided under Section 72 is of which type?
a. Rigorous imprisonment
b. Simple imprisonment
c. Life imprisonment
d. Preventive detention
77. The maximum period of imprisonment under Section 72 may extend up to which duration?
a. One month
b. Two months
c. Three months
d. Six months
78. Under Section 72, the punishment for obstructing police duty may include which of the following?
a. Fine only
b. Simple imprisonment only
c. Both fine and simple imprisonment
d. Either fine or simple imprisonment or both
79. Section 73 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Misconduct of police officers
b. Unauthorised use of police uniform
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Compensation for riot victims
80. According to Section 73, which person commits an offence if he wears police uniform without permission?
a. Any member of the Police Force
b. Any person who is not a member of the Police Force
c. Only government employees
d.Only private security guards
81. Wearing police uniform without permission is an offence unless permission is granted by whom?
a. District Magistrate
b. Officer authorised by the Government
c. Superintendent of Police
d. Station House Officer
82. Under Section 73, the offence includes wearing which of the following?
a. Only the official police uniform
b. Any dress having the appearance of or bearing distinctive marks of police uniform
c. Only police badges
d. Only police caps
83. What is the maximum period of imprisonment for unauthorised use of police uniform under Section 73?
a. Three months
b. Six months
c. One year
d. Two years
84. The imprisonment provided under Section 73 is of which type?
a. Rigorous imprisonment
b. Preventive detention
c. Simple imprisonment
d. Life imprisonment
85. The maximum fine prescribed under Section 73 for unauthorised use of police uniform is which of the following?
a. ₹500
b. ₹1,000
c. ₹5,000
d. ₹10,000
86. According to Section 73, the punishment for unauthorised use of police uniform may include which of the following?
a. Only fine
b. Only imprisonment
c. Both simple imprisonment and fine
d. Either simple imprisonment or fine or both
87. Section 74 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of police recruitment
b. Charge and disposal of unclaimed property
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Compensation for riot victims
88. According to Section 74, who shall take charge of unclaimed property?
a. District Magistrate
b. Police Officer
c. Superintendent of Police
d. Sub-Divisional Magistrate
89. The disposal of unclaimed property under Section 74 shall be done under whose order?
a. District Magistrate
b. Superintendent of Police
c. Magistrate
d. Director General of Police
90. Under Section 74, after taking charge of unclaimed property, the police officer must submit a list of such property to whom?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. District Magistrate
c. Sub-Divisional Magistrate
d. Inspector General of Police
91. The duty of taking charge of unclaimed property is imposed on whom under Section 74?
a. District Magistrate
b. Police Officer
c. Municipal Authority
d. State Government
92. While disposing of unclaimed property under Section 74, the police officer shall be guided by whose orders?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. District Magistrate
c. Director General of Police
d. Sub-Divisional Police Officer
93. Section 75 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of public meetings
b. Custody of unclaimed property by the District Magistrate and issuance of proclamation
c. Recruitment of police officers
d. Regulation of loudspeakers
94. Under Section 75(1), who may keep the property in his charge and issue a proclamation regarding it?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. Sub-Divisional Magistrate
c. District Magistrate
d. Station House Officer
95. The proclamation issued under Section 75(1) must specify which of the following?
a. The police station where the property was found
b. The item and the owner of the property
c. The value of the property only
d. The police officer who seized the property
96. According to Section 75(1), a person claiming the property must establish his claim within what period from the date of proclamation?
a. Three months
b. Six months
c. One year
d. Two years
97. The time limit of six months for establishing claim to the property is counted from which date?
a. Date of seizure of property
b. Date of police report
c. Date of proclamation issued by the District Magistrate
d. Date of court order
98. According to Section 75(2), which provision of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 applies to property specified under this section?
a. Section 451 CrPC
b. Section 452 CrPC
c. Section 457 CrPC
d. Section 482 CrPC
99. Section 457 of the Code of Criminal Procedure referred to in Section 75 belongs to which statute?
a. Indian Penal Code, 1860
b. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
c. Indian Evidence Act, 1872
d. Police Act, 1861
100. Section 76 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with—
a. Licensing of police stations
b. Confiscation of property when no claimant comes forward
c. Arrest without warrant
d. Appointment of police officers
101. Property may be confiscated under Section 76 when—
a. It belongs to a government officer
b. No person establishes a claim over the property within the prescribed period
c. The police seize the property
d. The court orders confiscation
102. If the property has not already been sold under the preceding section, its sale shall be ordered by—
a. Superintendent of Police
b. Collector
c. District Magistrate
d. Director General of Police
103. The sale of such unclaimed property is conducted—
a. By the police officer directly
b. Under the order of the District Magistrate
c. By the State Government directly
d. By the railway authority
104. The proceeds of the property sold under this section shall be dealt with—
a. By the police department
b. As prescribed by the Government
c. By the High Court
d. By the District Magistrate
105. The provision applies when—
a. The property owner is known but absent
b. The claim over the property cannot be established
c. The police request confiscation
d. The court orders seizure
106. The authority responsible for regulating the manner in which sale proceeds are handled is—
a. The State Government
b. The District Court
c. The Superintendent of Police
d. The Railway Police
107. Section 77 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Appointment of police officers
b. Refusal to deliver certificate of appointment and official articles on ceasing to be a police officer
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Compensation to riot victims
108. According to Section 77, the provision applies when a person does what?
a. Joins the police service
b. Ceases to be a police officer
c. Is promoted in police service
d. Is transferred to another district
109. Under Section 77, which document must be returned by a person after ceasing to be a police officer?
a. Identity card only
b. Certificate of appointment
c. Passport
d. Driving licence
110. Apart from the certificate of appointment, which of the following must also be returned under Section 77?
a. Personal belongings
b. Accoutrements, clothing, and other necessaries furnished for duty
c. Private property of the officer
d. Bank documents
111. The articles required to be returned under Section 77 are those which were furnished for what purpose?
a. Personal use of the officer
b. Performance of official duties
c. Use during police training only
d. Administrative office work
112. If a person fails to return such articles after ceasing to be a police officer, who may convict him?
a. Superintendent of Police
b. District Magistrate
c. Magistrate
d. Director General of Police
113. The maximum fine that may be imposed under Section 77 for failure to return the certificate of appointment or other items is which of the following?
a. ₹1,000
b. ₹5,000
c. ₹10,000
d. ₹20,000
114. Section 78 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Regulation of public meetings
b. Offences committed by police officers
c. Compensation to riot victims
d. Use of police uniform
115. Under Section 78, a police officer may be punished if he is found guilty of which of the following?
a. Promotion disputes
b. Dereliction of duty
c. Failure to attend training
d. Transfer disputes
116. According to Section 78, a police officer may also be punished if he neglects which of the following?
a. Personal instructions of senior officers
b. Any rule, regulation, or lawful order formulated by the competent authority
c. Orders of municipal authorities
d. Court orders only
117. A police officer who withdraws himself from duty without permission for which period commits an offence under Section 78?
a. One month
b. Two months
c. Three months
d. Six months
118. According to Section 78, a police officer on leave commits an offence if he fails to do which of the following?
a. Inform the District Magistrate about his leave
b. Report back to duty after completion of leave without valid reason
c. Submit a medical certificate before leave
d. Attend police training
119. A police officer engaged in which of the following without permission commits an offence under Section 78?
a. Police training
b. Other employment different from his duty
c. Government work
d. Court duty
120. Which of the following acts of a police officer is also punishable under Section 78?
a. Failure to attend parade
b. Cowardice
c. Delay in investigation
d. Transfer request
121. According to Section 78, a police officer is punishable if he commits which act against a person under his custody?
a. Giving verbal warning
b. Unauthorised personal violence
c. Conducting interrogation
d. Granting bail
122. The fine imposed under Section 78 may extend to which amount?
a. Salary of one month
b. Salary of two months
c. Salary equal to three months
d. Salary equal to six months
123. The maximum imprisonment provided under Section 78 for offences committed by a police officer is which of the following?
a. One month
b. Two months
c. Three months
d. Six months
124. The imprisonment mentioned in Section 78 may be of which type?
a. Simple imprisonment only
b. Rigorous imprisonment only
c. With or without rigorous imprisonment
d. Life imprisonment
125. The punishment for offences under Section 78 may consist of which of the following?
a. Fine only
b. Imprisonment only
c. Both fine and imprisonment
d. Either fine or imprisonment or both
126. Section 79 of the Bihar Police Act, 2007 deals with which of the following?
a. Offences committed by police officers
b. Offences committed by the public causing inconvenience or annoyance
c. Regulation of public meetings
d. Compensation for riot victims
127. The offences mentioned in Section 79 apply to acts committed in which areas?
a. Only private property
b. Streets, lanes, or common roads within areas specially notified by the District Magistrate
c. Only government buildings
d. Only markets
128. A person committing offences under Section 79 shall be liable to a fine which may extend up to which amount?
a. ₹1,000
b. ₹2,000
c. ₹5,000
d. ₹10,000
129. Under Section 79(1)(a), which of the following acts constitutes an offence?
a. Letting loose an animal negligently causing inconvenience
b. Feeding animals on private land
c. Selling animals in market
d. Keeping animals in a farm
130. According to Section 79(1)(a), leaving a vehicle standing in which manner constitutes an offence?
a. In a designated parking area
b. In a disorderly manner causing inconvenience
c. Inside a garage
d. On private property
131. Under Section 79(1)(b), which of the following acts is punishable?
a. Consuming alcohol in private
b. Being drunk and creating disturbance
c. Drinking tea in public
d. Sleeping in public
132. According to Section 79(1)(c), failing to properly fence or protect which of the following dangerous places is punishable?
a. Private garden
b. Well, tank, pond, or other dangerous structure under one’s control
c. Market area
d. Public park
133. Under Section 79(1)(d), which act is punishable if done without the owner's prior consent?
a. Painting a building with permission
b. Affixing bills or writing slogans on walls or structures
c. Cleaning public walls
d. Repairing public property
134. According to Section 79(1)(e), which act is considered an offence?
a. Visiting a public park
b. Wilfully entering a Government building, land, or field without sufficient reason
c. Entering a court with permission
d. Visiting a government office during working hours