Correct option is D
The statement "Two or more persons quarreling anywhere commit 'affray'" is incorrect. Under the Indian Penal Code, affray is defined as fighting in a public place and disturbing public peace. It involves more than just a simple quarrel.
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Affray under Section 159 of IPC is defined as a fight between two or more persons that takes place in a public place and disturbs public peace. It requires actual fighting and a public disturbance, not just any quarrel between two people.
Additional Knowledge
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(a) International destruction of property for causing wrongful loss to any person is 'mischief': Mischief under IPC involves the destruction or alteration of property with intent to cause wrongful loss.
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(b) Intentionally putting any person in fear of injury and thereby dishonestly inducing him to deliver any property is 'extortion': Extortion, defined under Section 383, is characterized by inducing fear to obtain property.
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(c) Five or more persons conjointly committing robbery amounts to 'dacoity': Dacoity requires five or more persons involved in a robbery, as stated in Section 391.
