Top 50 Reasoning-Based Questions from Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023: Set 5 (Q41–Q50)

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Set 5 (Q41–Q50) of the Top 50 Reasoning-Based Questions from Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023:

⚖️ Reasoning-Based Questions (Q41–Q50)

41. A burns down B’s factory after B refuses to pay protection money. What is the correct charge?
(A) Mischief
(B) Extortion
(C) Extortion and mischief by fire
(D) Criminal trespass

42. A hacks into a company’s server and leaks confidential data online. What offences are made out?
(A) Cheating and forgery
(B) Criminal breach of trust
(C) Cyber mischief and criminal breach of confidentiality
(D) No offence under BNS

43. A threatens to harm B’s child if B does not sign over property. B complies. What is A guilty of?
(A) Criminal intimidation
(B) Cheating
(C) Extortion
(D) Criminal force

44. A shoots at B intending to kill him, but B survives. What offence has A committed?
(A) Attempt to murder
(B) Causing grievous hurt
(C) Criminal intimidation
(D) Assault

45. A and B plan a robbery. Before they can act, police arrest them based on their chats. What can they be charged with?
(A) Attempt
(B) Criminal conspiracy
(C) Abetment
(D) No charge since no act done

46. A house collapses due to A’s illegal construction. Several people are injured. What is A’s liability?
(A) Negligent act causing hurt
(B) Causing death by negligence
(C) Mischief
(D) No liability unless intent is proven

47. A gives B an intoxicating substance without consent, intending to assault later. What offence is made out?
(A) Assault
(B) Use of criminal force
(C) Administering stupefying substance with intent
(D) Attempt to rape

48. A threatens a witness with harm if they testify. What offence has A committed?
(A) Obstruction of justice
(B) Criminal intimidation and interfering with justice
(C) Assault
(D) Attempt to defame

49. A bribes a public servant for favours. The public servant accepts. Who is liable?
(A) Only public servant
(B) Only A
(C) Both under provisions of corruption
(D) None if transaction is undocumented

50. A picks B’s pocket silently. B notices after an hour. What is the nature of the offence?
(A) Attempt to theft
(B) Theft
(C) Extortion
(D) Cheating

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