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IPC 1860: 9 previous year questions

UPSC has asked 9 questions on IPC 1860 between 2020 and 2025: CISF (LDCE) 7 · CDS 2. 9 of them came after 2015, so this is a live topic examiners keep returning to. 0 were set in Civil Services Prelims; the rest come from UPSC's other papers, which draw on the same question bank.

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Criminal Breach of Trust is defined under

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Answer A (official UPSC key)Criminal Breach of Trust defined → IPC Section 405

A person commits the offence of Criminal Breach of Trust if he A. misappropriates the property he is entrusted with. B. misappropriates the property having any dominion over the same. C. misappropriates with dishonest intention. D. converts it to his own use. Select the correct answer using the code given below : 1 and 3 only 1, 2 and 3 only 2 and 4 only 1, 2, 3 and 4

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Answer D (official UPSC key)Criminal Breach of Trust → misappropriating entrusted property | or property under one's dominion | with dishonest intention | converting it to own use

Refusal to answer questions asked by a public servant in exercise of his legal powers, by a person legally bound to state the truth on that particular subject is

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Answer D (official UPSC key)Refusing to answer a public servant's lawful question when bound to state the truth → imprisonment up to six months

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