Section 20 of CrPC : Section 20: Executive Magistrates

CrPC

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a situation where a small town in a district is experiencing frequent public disturbances. To manage the situation, the State Government decides to appoint a new Executive Magistrate specifically for this town. Mr. Sharma, an experienced officer, is appointed to the role and is given the authority to maintain public order. As the situation escalates, the State Government also appoints Mr. Sharma as an Additional District Magistrate, granting him additional powers to impose curfews and manage law and order under the guidance of the District Magistrate.

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