3. Match the rows. (a) role of the police
(b) role of the courts
(c) Commissioner of Police
(d) FIR
(e)Public prosecutor

(i)name and address of the complainant
(ii) Director General of Police
(iii)lawyer appointed by the state
(iv)detecting crime and investigating complaints
(v)punishing the guilty

4. Write true or false.

(a) The police can decide if a person is guilty of committing a crime.

(b) The police can decide not to register an FIR if they receive a complaint.

(c) Only written complaints can be lodged as FIRS.

(d) One can approach the Governor if the police refuse to file an FIR.

(e) The public prosecutor argues on behalf of the accused in court.​

Ans. 1.

(a) role of the police

(iv)detecting crime and investigating complaints

(b) role of the courts

(v)punishing the guilty

(c) Commissioner of Police

(ii) Director General of Police

(d) FIR

(i)name and address of the complainant

(e) Public prosecutor

(iii)lawyer appointed by the state

Ans. 2.

(a) The police can decide if a person is guilty of committing a crime.

False

(b) The police can decide not to register an FIR if they receive a complaint

False

(c) Only written complaints can be lodged as FIRS

False

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