गुरुदेव कैसे आपका शुक्रियदा करे?? आपका चैनल, कंटेंट और विडिओस् ऐसे विद्यार्थियो के लिए वरदान हैं जो कोचिंग एफॉर्ड नही कर सकते हैं। आप सभी Subject के सभी chapter complete करा रहे हैं। मैं दावे के साथ कह सकता हूँ पूरे RUclips पर ऐसा करने वाले आप एकमात्र अध्यापक हैं। बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद गुरुदेव सदैव आपका कृदज्ञ रहूँगा। सेलेक्शन के बाद एक बार अवश्य मिलूँगा।
Sir I didn't understand one thing as you said "agar usko lagta hain questions ka answer dene ke waqt uska upar criminal cases ho sakta hain or penalty or forfeiture of property ho sakta hain fir woh answer nehi de sakta hain" Aisa kyu?? I didn't understand this line.. please explain sir 🙏 aisa kyu? If he does so then the investigation won't be completed..
As no one be allowed to give answer to police if the answer given by him would make him accused. But he can't deny if he be called as a witness in court
@@harpreetsinghkahlon2827 actually sir i confused about executive magistrate means who? .I mean executive magistrate means judicial magistrate frist class,second class cjm any one ?
@@shwetasinghpawar4790 executive magistrate is regarding admistration. sdm, tehsildar dc and judicial magistrate who sits in court JMIC, CJM,SESSION JUDGE.
Sir, I have one doubt in Section 176(5). In sub section 1A of Section 176, it is mentioned that in cases of custodial death or rape, only judicial magistrate or metropolitan magistrate has the power to hold the inquiry in addition to the police, but not executive magistrate. But, in sub section 5, executive magistrate is also mentioned besides judicial or metropolitan magistrate or police although it is not mentioned in sub section 1A. Does it mean that an executive magistrate can also hold inquiry in such cases of custodial death or rape under sub section 1A?
Hi Souvik The inquiry conducted under sub section(1-A) of section 176 is an additional inquiry which is conducted with the inquiry conducted under section 174 by Police & where further section 176(1) also empower EM(as word nearest and any magistrate is used as per the case)to hold general inquiry in other cases not related to death, disappearance, rape in custody. So broadly 176(5) is talking about 174(in case of police);Magistrate under section 176(1) holding inquiries apart from the matter relate with 1A and JM/MM under 1A.
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गुरुदेव कैसे आपका शुक्रियदा करे??
आपका चैनल, कंटेंट और विडिओस् ऐसे विद्यार्थियो के लिए वरदान हैं जो कोचिंग एफॉर्ड नही कर सकते हैं। आप सभी Subject के सभी chapter complete करा रहे हैं। मैं दावे के साथ कह सकता हूँ पूरे RUclips पर ऐसा करने वाले आप एकमात्र अध्यापक हैं।
बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद गुरुदेव
सदैव आपका कृदज्ञ रहूँगा।
सेलेक्शन के बाद एक बार अवश्य मिलूँगा।
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Sir (4) of sec 174 is in relation to (3) of sec 174 ? If yes then see (1) of sec 176. Its getting confusing.
Sir I didn't understand one thing as you said "agar usko lagta hain questions ka answer dene ke waqt uska upar criminal cases ho sakta hain or penalty or forfeiture of property ho sakta hain fir woh answer nehi de sakta hain"
Aisa kyu?? I didn't understand this line.. please explain sir 🙏 aisa kyu?
If he does so then the investigation won't be completed..
As no one be allowed to give answer to police if the answer given by him would make him accused. But he can't deny if he be called as a witness in court
Okay sir 🙏
Sir executive magistrate, district magistrate honge ya judicial magistrate? Ya dono me se koi bhi.
Each section has mentioned about the officials who are competent to pass an order
@@harpreetsinghkahlon2827 ji 🙏
@@harpreetsinghkahlon2827 actually sir i confused about executive magistrate means who? .I mean executive magistrate means judicial magistrate frist class,second class cjm any one ?
@@shwetasinghpawar4790 executive magistrate is regarding admistration. sdm, tehsildar dc
and judicial magistrate who sits in court JMIC, CJM,SESSION JUDGE.
@@shwetasinghpawar4790 Em is subordinate to DM
Good afternoon Sir agr koi kisi sa murder krta h to police uski report 174 m lgaeyga kya
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Sir, I have one doubt in Section 176(5). In sub section 1A of Section 176, it is mentioned that in cases of custodial death or rape, only judicial magistrate or metropolitan magistrate has the power to hold the inquiry in addition to the police, but not executive magistrate. But, in sub section 5, executive magistrate is also mentioned besides judicial or metropolitan magistrate or police although it is not mentioned in sub section 1A. Does it mean that an executive magistrate can also hold inquiry in such cases of custodial death or rape under sub section 1A?
I have the same doubt
Hi Souvik
The inquiry conducted under sub section(1-A) of section 176 is an additional inquiry which is conducted with the inquiry conducted under section 174 by Police & where further section 176(1) also empower EM(as word nearest and any magistrate is used as per the case)to hold general inquiry in other cases not related to death, disappearance, rape in custody.
So broadly 176(5) is talking about 174(in case of police);Magistrate under section 176(1) holding inquiries apart from the matter relate with 1A and JM/MM under 1A.
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