Skip to main content
Sarkari MCQs Government Exam Question Bank
Menu
Question no. 53562

Which military officers possess the authority to disperse unlawful assemblies_____________?

Select your answer for: Which military officers possess the authority to disperse unlawful assemblies_____________?
Show answer

Answer: A. Any Commissioned Officer

Explanation

Any Commissioned Officer of the armed forces possesses statutory authority to disperse unlawful assemblies when civil power fails. Criminal procedure statutes permit military intervention to restore public order under extreme emergency conditions. Commissioned officers can act independently to disperse violent crowds if magistrates are unavailable to give orders. Civil authorities can requisition military assistance when local police forces are overwhelmed by large unlawful assemblies. Commissioned officers are trained in crowd control and the lawful use of minimum force during civil disturbances. Statutory safeguards ensure that military intervention remains strictly regulated and accountable to civilian law.

Option B is incorrect because a Subidar is a junior commissioned officer lacking the broad statutory powers of a Commissioned Officer. Option C is wrong as a Subidar Major also falls outside the primary commissioned officer category defined by the statute. Option D fails because the statutory power is indeed vested in Commissioned Officers of the armed forces.

Subject
Law
Topic
—
Difficulty
medium

Related questions

Q1. Which article of the 1973 Pakistani Constitution addresses high treason?

Select your answer for: Which article of the 1973 Pakistani Constitution addresses high treason?
Show answer

Answer: A. Article 6

Article 6 of the 1973 Constitution defines and addresses the grave offense of high treason. The article specifies that subverting or suspending the constitution constitutes high treason. Constitutional provisions treat a...

Q2. Who served as the petitioner in the landmark Nusrat Bhutto case?

Select your answer for: Who served as the petitioner in the landmark Nusrat Bhutto case?
Show answer

Answer: C. Nusrat Bhutto

Begum Nusrat Bhutto filed the famous constitutional petition challenging the imposition of martial law. As the primary petitioner, she questioned the legal validity of the military coup. The Supreme Court evaluated const...

Q3. Where property involves land paying government revenue or assigned land, and collectors' management benefits parties, with whose consent may collectors be appointed receivers_______________?

Select your answer for: Where property involves land paying government revenue or assigned land, and collectors' management benefits parties, with whose consent may collectors be appointed receivers_______________?
Show answer

Answer: C. Collector

Revenue-paying land management allows collectors to be appointed receivers with collector consent. Statutory rules accommodate administrative expertise when agricultural land revenue is involved. Collector consent ensure...

Q4. Individuals bound by oath to tell the truth who make false statements face punishment of________________?

Select your answer for: Individuals bound by oath to tell the truth who make false statements face punishment of________________?
Show answer

Answer: C. Imprisonment for seven years

Individuals bound by oath who make false statements face imprisonment for seven years. Severe penalties deter witnesses from committing perjury during official judicial proceedings. Imposing a seven-year prison term unde...

Q5. Causing a miscarriage in a pregnant woman with formed limbs outside of life-saving medical necessity constitutes_________________?

Select your answer for: Causing a miscarriage in a pregnant woman with formed limbs outside of life-saving medical necessity constitutes_________________?
Show answer

Answer: B. Isqat-i-janin

Causing a miscarriage of a fetus with formed limbs outside medical necessity is isqat-i-janin. Islamic criminal jurisprudence classifies the termination of advanced pregnancies under this specific offense category. The d...

Q6. Where defendants attempt to abscond or exit jurisdictional limits, what orders may courts issue for self-satisfaction_________________?

Select your answer for: Where defendants attempt to abscond or exit jurisdictional limits, what orders may courts issue for self-satisfaction_________________?
Show answer

Answer: A. To furnish security

Courts may order defendants to furnish security if they attempt to abscond from jurisdiction. Securing financial or personal guarantees prevents defendants from frustrating potential court decrees. Judicial self-satisfac...

New!

Mock Test System is now available!

Prepare for your exam with interactive mock tests. Select your subjects, attempt 100 random MCQs against the clock, and see exactly where you stand.

Start Mock Test