Section 50A of CrPC : Section 50A: Obligation of person making arrest to inform about the arrest, etc., to a nominated person.

CrPC

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: Rajesh is arrested by the police for allegedly being involved in a theft case.

  1. Arrest and Information: As soon as Rajesh is arrested, the police officer informs him that he has the right to notify a friend, relative, or any other person about his arrest. Rajesh nominates his brother, Suresh, to be informed.
  2. Notification: The police officer immediately contacts Suresh and informs him about Rajesh's arrest and the police station where Rajesh is being held.
  3. Record Keeping: The police officer makes an entry in the police station's logbook, noting that Suresh has been informed about Rajesh's arrest.
  4. Magistrate's Duty: When Rajesh is produced before the Magistrate, the Magistrate checks the logbook to ensure that Suresh was informed about the arrest and that Rajesh was made aware of his rights.

Example 2:

Scenario: Priya is detained by the police on suspicion of drug possession.

  1. Arrest and Information: Upon her arrest, the police officer tells Priya that she can nominate someone to be informed about her arrest. Priya chooses her friend, Anjali.
  2. Notification: The police officer promptly calls Anjali and informs her about Priya's arrest and the locatio...

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