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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 base...

  Set 3 (Q21–Q40) of the Top 50 Reasoning-Based Questions from Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 : ⚖️ Reasoning-Based Questions (Q21–Q30) 21. A sees B molesting a child and intervenes by slapping B. Later, A is charged with assault. What is A’s defence? (A) None, as assault is a non-bailable offence (B) Right of private defence of another (C) Defence under mistake of fact (D) No defence; only police can intervene 22. A person attempts to bribe a police officer who refuses to accept the bribe. What is the offence? (A) No offence as bribe wasn’t taken (B) Abetment (C) Attempt to bribe a public servant (D) Criminal intimidation 23. A person forges a will after the death of the testator to grab property. What is the correct charge? (A) Cheating (B) Criminal misappropriation (C) Forgery of valuable security (D) Breach of trust 24. A is caught stealing electricity using a hook connection. What offence does this attract? (A) Theft (B) Mischief (C) Criminal trespas...

Set 2 (Q11–Q20) of the Top 50 Reasoning-Based MCQs from Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 – crafted to test legal reasoning and application for Judicial Services: ⚖️ Reasoning-Based Questions (Q11–Q20) 11. A, a doctor, refuses to treat a bleeding victim of an accident without upfront payment. The victim dies. What is A’s liability? (A) No criminal liability as he has the right to refuse service (B) Guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder (C) Guilty of professional misconduct only (D) Guilty of omission causing death 🧠 Reasoning: Omission may amount to offence if there's a legal or professional duty. 12. A falsely claims to be a government officer and collects money from villagers to “register” their land. He has no official authority. What offence is committed? (A) Cheating (B) Criminal impersonation and cheating (C) Mischief (D) Extortion 13. A breaks open a sealed property marked by the court as "attached". He says he didn’t know it was un...

  Top 50 Reasoning-Based Questions from the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 – crafted for advanced application and analytical thinking, ideal for Judicial Services Exams: ⚖️ BNS 2023 – Reasoning-Based MCQs (Q1–Q10) 1. A sees B drowning and intentionally does not help, although he could have saved him easily. B dies. Under BNS, is A guilty of any offence? (A) Yes, homicide by omission (B) No, omission is not punishable unless there is a legal duty (C) Yes, criminal negligence (D) Yes, aiding in suicide 🧠 Reasoning : Liability by omission only arises when there's a legal obligation to act. 2. A threatens to file a false rape case against B unless he gives her ₹1 lakh. B pays. What offence has A committed? (A) Cheating (B) Criminal intimidation and extortion (C) Fraud and defamation (D) No offence if the threat wasn’t executed 3. Police receives information that a person is carrying drugs. They stop the person without warrant and search his bag. He is found with a ...