Correct option is C
Section 41 of the CrPC allows police officers to arrest a person without a warrant in cases where there is reasonable suspicion of involvement in a cognizable offence. This ensures that arrests are based on reasonable grounds and not mere speculation.
Information Booster
Section 41 CrPC empowers police to arrest without a warrant in various situations, including when the person is involved in a cognizable offence, preventing unlawful arrests based on mere suspicion or hearsay.
Additional Knowledge
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Mere suspicion (b): Does not give police the authority to arrest. Reasonable suspicion must be based on concrete evidence or credible information.
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Army deserters (d): Section 41 does cover arrests of Army deserters, and they are treated under special provisions.
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