Most Important & Most Repeated MCQs

Which law provides the rules for determining the requisite criteria of evidence procedure before court?

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  • Evidence Act 1872
  • Code of Criminal Procedure
  • Qanoon E Shahadat
  • None of these
  • b
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ANF works under?

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  • Defence Ministry
  • Provincial Ministry
  • Interior Ministry
  • None of these

  • ANF works under Ministry of Narcotics Control.
    Ejaz Shah is the Current Minister of this Ministry.

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In case of any doubt, benefit of doubt would go to:

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  • State
  • Prosecution
  • Accused
  • None of these
  • c
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When Narcotics recovered from an accused quantity is more than 10 Kilograms then what would be the minimum punishment a judge can awarded accused?

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  • 10 Years
  • 5 Years
  • Life Imprisonment
  • None of these
  • c
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When control of Narcotics substance act 1997 was promulgated?

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  • 25th August 1996
  • 11th July 1997
  • 10th December 1996
  • 20th September 1997
  • b
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Which are the offenses where permission of Court is necessary to arrest the accused?

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  • Non-Cognizable
  • Cognizable
  • Bailable
  • None of these
  • b
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ANF Headquarter is situated i:

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  • Lahore
  • Peshawar
  • Quetta
  • Rawalpindi / Islamabad
  • d
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Who can grant physical remand of accused to the Law Enforcement Agency?

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  • Magistrate
  • Session Judge
  • Both A & B
  • None of these
  • c
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How much quantity of Narcotics is required to received from accused for attracting section 9(b)?

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  • More than 100 grm
  • 1 Grm to 100 Grm
  • Less then 100 grm
  • None of these
  • b
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Which procedural code is applicable for prosecution of Narcotics related offences?

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  • Control of Narcotics substance Act
  • Code of Criminal Procedure
  • Qanoon E Shahadat
  • Code of Civil Procedure
  • a
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