Monday, 27 August 2012
MODEL QUESTIONS FOR IPO EXAM PAPER III (INDIAN PENAL CODE 1860 QN 76-100)
(INDIAN PENAL CODE 1860 QN 76-100)
76. Resistance to the taking of
property by the lawful authority of a public servant shall be punished with
simple imprisonment may extend_____ , or with fine which may extend to ____ or
with both
a) One month, five hundred b) Three months, five hundred
c) Six month, one thousand d) None of these Ans:c(183)
77. Whoever intentionally obstructs any sale
of property offered for sale by the lawful authority of any public servant, as
such, shall be punished with
imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to ____,
or with fine which may extend to ____ rupees, or with both
a) One month, six hundred b) One month, five hundred
c) Six month, one thousand d) None of these Ans:b(184)
78. Illegal purchase or bid for
property offered for sale by authority of public servant shall be punished
with imprisonment of either description
for a term which may extend to ____, or with fine which may extend to ____
rupees, or with both
a) One month, six hundred b) One month, five
hundred
c) One month, two hundred d) None of these Ans:c(185)
79. Whoever voluntarily obstructs any public
servant in the discharge of his public functions, shall be punished with
imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to ____ , or
with fine which may extend to ___ rupees, or with both.
a) One month, six hundred b) Three month, five
hundred
c) One month, two hundred d) None of these Ans:b(186)
80. Whoever, being bound by law to
render or furnish assistance to any public servant in the execution of his
public duty, intentionally omits to give such assistance, shall be punished
with simple imprisonment for a term which may extend to ___, or with fine which
may extend to ___rupees, or with both;
a) One month, six hundred b) Three month, five
hundred
c) One month, two hundred d) None of these Ans:c(187)
81. Disobedience
to order duly promulgated by public servant shall be punished with imprisonment
of either description for a term which may extend to ____ , or with fine which
may extend to ___ rupees, or with both.
a) One month, six hundred b) Three month, five
hundred
c) One month, two hundred d) None of these Ans:c(188)
82. if such disobedience causes or
tends to cause danger to human life, health or safety, or causes or tends to
cause a riot or affray, shall be punished with imprisonment of either
description for a term which may extend to ____, or with fine which may extend
to _____, or with both
a) Six month, One thousand b) Three month, five hundred
c) Six month five hundred d) None of these Ans:a(188)
83. Whoever
holds out any threat of injury to any public servant, or to any person in whom
he believes that public servant to be interested shall be punished with
imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to ____ months,
or with fine or with both.
a) Six month b) Three
month
c) One year
d) Two year
Ans:d(189)
84. Threat of injury to induce
person to refrain from applying for protection to public servant shall be
punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to
____ months, or with fine or with both.
a) Six month b) Three
month
c) One year
d) Two year
Ans:c(190)
85. Breach
of contract to attend on and supply wants of helpless person shall be punished
with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to ____, or
with fine which may extend to _____, or with both
a) One month, One thousand b) Three
month, five hundred
c) Three month, two hundred d) None of these Ans:c(491)
86. Which
of the following punishment cannot be awarded under IPC?
a) Forfeiture
of property b) Rigorous imprisonment
c) Transportation
for life d) Death Ans:c
87. Which
of the following is not an essential element of section 34 of IPC?
a)
Criminal act done by several persons.
b)
Criminal act done in furtherance of a common
intention
c)
Pre-arranged plan between persons doing criminal
act
d)
Act done in furtherance of common object. Ans:d
88. Which
one of the following is not a valuable security?
a)
A postal receipt for an insured parcel
b)
A rent note
c)
A promissory note
d)
A deed of divorcee Ans:d
89. Common
intention means-
a) Similar
intention b) Same
intention
c) Sharing
of intention by all persons d) Common plans Ans:c
90. Who is citizen of India commits murder in Uganda, he is arrested in Delhi he can be tried and convicted of
murder-
a)
Only
in Uganda
b)
Only
in country of which deceased was a citizen
c)
In
any of above
d)
In
delhi Ans;d
91. One of the following is
not a public servant
a)
Liquidator
b)
A
civil Judge
c)
Member
of panchayat assisting a court of Justice
d)
Secretary
of a Cooperative society. Ans:d
92. Which of the following
cases is not related to principle of joint liable based on common intention?
a)
Barendra
Kumar Ghosh Vs. Emperor
b)
Mahboob
Shah Vs. Emperor
c)
J.M
Desai Vs. State of Bombay
d)
Reg
Vs. Govinda Ans:d
93. In which of the following
cases privy council made a distinction between common intention and similar
intention?
a) Barendra Kumar Ghosh Vs. Emperor b) Mahboob Shah Vs. Emperor
b) J.M Desai Vs. State of Bombay
c) Bannu mal Vs. Emperor
Ans:b
94. Section 34 of IPC
provides for liability based on common intention consider the following
situations.
1) Weapon used in offence was found in
A’s house
2) A has procured weapon of offence
voluntarily to aid criminal gang
3) A was compelled under threat to his
life to procure weapon of offence
4) Weapon was supplied on receipt of
value of weapon(sale)
Which of
situations given above reflects correct ingredients with regard to section34.
a) 1 and 2 b) 2 and 3
c) 2 only d) 4 only Ans:c
95. Which one of the
following statements regarding section 34 and section 149 of Indian Penal Code
is correct?
a)
Common
intention and common object are same
b)
Both
are distinct offences in themselves
c)
Section
34 enunciates a mere principle of liability and creates no offence while
section 149 creates a specific offence.
d)
Section
34 and 149 are mutually halping sections. Ans:c
96. Judge has been defined
in-
a) Section 15 b) Section 18
c) Section
19 d) Section
22 Ans:c
97. Word person includes-
a) Association b) Company
c) Body of persons d) All
of these Ans:d
98. Movable property are
intended to include
a)
Corporal
property
b)
Things
permanently fastened to thing which is attached to earth
c)
Things
attached to earth
d)
All
the above Ans:a
99. What is local law?
a)
Is
a law applicable to particular law
b)
It
is a law applicable to particular part of India
c)
Natural
law
d)
None
of these Ans:b
100. Injury
denotes any harm whatever illegally caused to any person-
a) In
body b) In mind
c)
In reputation d) All the above Ans:d
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Request to convene supplementary DPC before posting of LDCE
No. CHQ/IPASP/DPC/2012 Dated : 27/8/2012.
To,
Ms Manjula Prashar,
Director General,
Department of Posts,
Dak Bhavan, Sansad Marg,
New Delhi 110 001.
Subject : Request to convene supplementary DPC before posting of LDCE
candidates in PS Group “B”.
Respected Madam,
IPASP
Association while expressing gratitude for starting process to convene
regular PS Group “B” DPC for the vacancy year 2012-13, also expresses
its concern for not convening supplementary DPC for the left out
vacancies of 2011-12. Non-
convening of supplementary DPC is bound to disturb the present 75% quota
meant for seniority-cum-fitness promotions of the respective year. To
add to the misery, PS Group “B” 2011-12 examination result under 25%
quota will mar the legitimate right of the left out 1988 batch Inspector
Posts in their further
promotion who are awaiting their elevation for the last 25 years in IP
cadre even after giving their prime career to the Department for
successful implementation of innovative schemes. Non convening of
supplementary DPC will also mean no effect on 23 refusal of promotion
accepted by the Directorate. It
is pertinent to mention here that presently 1988 batch IPs are working
on adhoc in PS Group “B” and this act of the department will place them
as subordinates of their juniors.
The
injustice being met with our senior members who are feeling humiliated,
was brought to your kind notice vide Association’s letter dated
7/5/2012 (copy attached) & 25/7/2012 (copy attached) with the
request to convene supplementary DPC as is being done every year before
promotion through LDCE (25% quota) but this time no action seems to has
been taken by the Directorate. Under trying circumstances, Department
cannot blame senior members of this Association for any litigation that
could arise owing to fixation of seniority for not convening
supplementary DPC for the remaining vacancies of the year 2011-12. The
supplementary DPC ought to have been convened before the declaration of
PS Group “B” LDCE result.
Ambiguities
arising in the IP list of the prospective PS Group “B” officers also
need to be paid attention before convening DPC for the vacancy year
2012-13. Special attention is required to be bestowed to the non-
figured left out prospective candidates like Sh. Parshotam Das, a 1987
batch Inspector Posts (Punjab) and Sh. M.S.Thawale (SC), a 1989 batch
Inspector Posts (Maharashtra) beside others. It is pertinent to mention
here that despite being eligible they were not considered in the last
DPC as well.
In
view of the above, it is once again requested to first convene the
supplementary DPC for the left out vacancies of 2011-12 and then hold
the regular DPC for the vacancy year 2012-13. The candidates declared
successful against 25% quota should only be considered for promotion and
posting thereafter.
The Association solicits your lawful support and action.
With warm regards,
Yours sincerely,
Sd/
(Vilas Ingale)
General Secretary Severe steps taken to prevent black marketing of train tickets
BLACK MARKETING OF RAIL TICKETS
The below information was presented by the Minister of Railways
Shri.Mukul Roy in a written reply to the questions asked about the
'Black marketing of train tickets' in Lok Sabha on 9.8.2012.
During peak rush periods/festival seasons, when demand outstrips supply,
some cases of cornering/black marketing of railways tickets by touts
and cases of connivance with railway officials come to notice at the
time of surprise inspections and preventive checks conducted at
reservation offices. Zone-wise details of the number of cases of touts
apprehended/prosecuted/punitive action taken and the number of Railway
staff found involved in black marketing of railway tickets against whom
action has been taken under the Discipline and Appeal Rules during the
year - 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13 ( upto June, 2012 ) are
appended in Appendix - I and II. The details of authorised
agents/sub-agents found involved in irregularities during this period
and the action taken against them is appended in Appendix-III.
With a view to increasing transparency in the booking of reserved
tickets including Tatkal tickets, the following steps have been taken:-
i.The timing of opening of reservation of Tatkal tickets has been
changed to 1000 hours on the previous day of journey instead of 0800
hours as per earlier provision in order to reduce the scope of cornering
of tickets by touts and also to balance the load on the computerised
Passenger Reservation System (PRS) as well as on internet.
ii. With effect from 15.02.2012 it has been prescribed that any one of
the passenger booked on a ticket for travelling in Air-conditioned
classes (except-3 Economy) has to produce any one of the nine prescribed
proofs of identity in the train, failing which all the passengers will
be treated as travelling without ticket.
iii. Tatkal tickets are issued only on production of a self attested
photocopy of one of the 9 prescribed proofs of identity mentioned in the
scheme and carrying the same proof of identity during the journey is
mandatory.
iv.No refund is granted on cancellation of confirmed Tatkal tickets
except special circumstances like late running of train by more than
three hours, cancellation of trains, etc.
v.Duplicate Tatkal tickets are not issued except on payment of full fare.
vi.Access to Tatkal bookings has been denied to agents both through
internet as well as across the computerized PRS counters between 1000
hrs & 1200 hours.
vii.Closed Circuit Television equipments have been installed at some
major passenger reservation system (PRS) Centres to keep a watch on the
activities of Reservation Counters.
viii.A maximum of four passengers are permitted per PNR on Tatkal tickets.
ix.In addition, IRCTC has taken several steps to ensure improved access
to the e-ticketing system for bonafide passengers and to prevent misuse
of the system by unscrupulous elements. The major steps taken by IRCTC
include the following :-
a) Introduction of Captcha to check fraudulent booking through automation software.
b) Agents of IRCTC are not permitted to book Tatkal, ARP opening as well as normal tickets between 0800 hours and 1200 hours.
c) booking of only two tickets per IP address between 1000 hours and
1200 hours to avoid multiple booking from the same office/internet
cafe.
d) Quick Book option and booking on cash card have been disallowed between 1000 hours and 1200 hours, and
e) Booking of only two tickets between 1000 hours and 1200 hours has
been permitted for individual users, subject to a total of 10 tickets
per month per individual user ID.
To curb the activities of touts, preventive checks are conducted in and
around reservation offices as well as in trains against persons
travelling on transferred tickets, in association with Commercial
Vigilance and Security Departments. Besides, monitoring and surveillance
of the working of reservation offices is also undertaken to curb the
possible activities of touts. Travelling public are also educated about
the consequences of buying tickets from touts through various media.
Moreover, railway staff, if found indulging in malpractices in
connivance with touts, are taken up under the Discipline and Appeal
Rules. To ensure increased availability of accommodation to passengers,
composition of existing trains is augmented and a large number of
special trains are run to cater to peak demand particularly during
summer season.
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