Pakistan Penal Code: Other Major Offences MCQs 2026

Section 463 PPC defines forgery as

1. Aonly verbal false statement without document✓
2. Bonly accidental clerical error without intent✓
3. Conly destruction of genuine document without making false one✓
4. Dmaking a false document with intent to cause damage or injury, support a claim, or commit fraud✓

Section 124A PPC deals with the offence of

1. Asedition✓
2. Btheft of government property only✓
3. Chouse-breaking by night only✓
4. Dsimple hurt only✓

Section 141 PPC defines unlawful assembly as an assembly of

1. Atwo persons only always✓
2. Bfive or more persons with common object to resist legal process, commit mischief or criminal trespass, or enforce a right by criminal force✓
3. Cany peaceful public meeting always✓
4. Djudges in court always✓

An assembly lawfully assembled may become unlawful under section 142 PPC when

1. Aforce or violence is used to achieve the common object✓
2. Bmembers remain peaceful throughout✓
3. Cpolice grant permission always✓
4. Dmeeting is in private house always✓

Section 143 PPC punishes being member of unlawful assembly with imprisonment up to

1. Aten years minimum always✓
2. Blife imprisonment✓
3. Cdeath sentence✓
4. Dsix months, or fine, or both✓

Section 146 PPC defines rioting as

1. Asilent procession only✓
2. Bforce or violence used by an unlawful assembly, or by any member thereof, in prosecution of the common object✓
3. Clawful strike without force always✓
4. Dsingle person's act only always✓

Section 147 PPC punishes rioting with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years, or fine, or both✓
2. Bseven years minimum always✓
3. Clife imprisonment mandatorily✓
4. Donly fine without imprisonment ever✓

Section 148 PPC punishes rioting while armed with a deadly weapon with imprisonment up to

1. Athree years, or fine, or both✓
2. Bsix months only always✓
3. Cten years minimum always✓
4. Dno imprisonment ever✓

Section 149 PPC makes every member of unlawful assembly guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object if it was

1. Anever foreseeable by any member✓
2. Bknown to be likely to be committed✓
3. Conly committed outside assembly presence always✓
4. Donly a civil wrong always✓

Section 464 PPC explains making a false document includes

1. Aonly signing one's own genuine name✓
2. Bonly reading a document aloud✓
3. Conly losing a document accidentally✓
4. Dmaking or executing a document with intent it may be believed to be made by another or at another time, or with forged alteration✓

Section 465 PPC punishes forgery with imprisonment up to

1. Alife imprisonment mandatorily always✓
2. Bten years minimum always✓
3. Ctwo years, or fine, or both✓
4. Ddeath only✓

Section 466 PPC punishes forgery of record of court, register of birth/baptism/marriage or register kept by public servant with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Bone month maximum✓
3. Cfine only without imprisonment ever✓
4. Dseven years, and fine✓

Section 467 PPC punishes forgery of valuable security, will or authority to adopt with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Bsix months maximum✓
3. Clife, or imprisonment up to ten years, and fine✓
4. Dfine without imprisonment only✓

Section 468 PPC covers forgery for the purpose of

1. Ahouse-breaking only✓
2. Bsimple trespass only✓
3. Ccheating✓
4. Dlawful registration only✓

Section 469 PPC covers forgery with intent that forged document shall

1. Aalways benefit the forger financially only✓
2. Bbe used only in civil court without harm✓
3. Cbe destroyed immediately without use✓
4. Dharm the reputation of any party✓

Section 470 PPC defines a forged document as one made

1. Aonly by lawful scribe always✓
2. Bwholly or in part by forgery✓
3. Conly with consent of all parties always✓
4. Donly when printed by government press always✓

Section 471 PPC punishes using as genuine a document known to be forged with the same punishment as if the offender had

1. Aonly published defamatory matter✓
2. Bonly committed theft only without document✓
3. Cforged such document✓
4. Donly trespassed without document✓

Section 499 PPC defines defamation as

1. Amaking or publishing imputation concerning any person intending to harm reputation, or knowing or having reason to believe it will harm reputation✓
2. Bonly physical hurt under s.319✓
3. Conly theft of documents✓
4. Donly breach of contract✓

Section 500 PPC punishes defamation with simple imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years, or fine, or both✓
2. Bseven years minimum always✓
3. Clife imprisonment✓
4. Ddeath sentence✓

Under section 499 PPC, imputation is not defamation if it is

1. Afalse and malicious only always✓
2. Btrue and made for public good✓
3. Cpublished privately to one friend only always✓
4. Dmade without any publication ever✓

Section 489A PPC punishes counterfeiting currency-notes or bank-notes with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Blife, or imprisonment up to ten years, and fine✓
3. Cone month maximum✓
4. Dfine only without imprisonment ever✓

Section 489B PPC covers possessing counterfeit currency-notes knowing them to be counterfeit with intent to

1. Areturn them to bank always without use✓
2. Bdestroy them immediately always✓
3. Cdisplay only in museum always with intent to use as genuine excluded✓
4. Duse them as genuine✓

Section 489C PPC punishes possession of counterfeit currency-notes knowing them to be counterfeit with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Blife mandatorily always✓
3. Cseven years, or fine, or both✓
4. Dno punishment if not used✓

Section 489D PPC relates to making or possessing instruments or materials for

1. Aforging or counterfeiting currency-notes or bank-notes✓
2. Bsimple hurt only✓
3. Cunlawful assembly only✓
4. Dhouse-trespass only✓

Section 489E PPC covers making or using documents resembling currency-notes with imprisonment up to

1. Aone year, or fine, or both✓
2. Blife imprisonment always✓
3. Cten years minimum always✓
4. Dno penalty ever✓

Section 472 PPC punishes making or counterfeiting a seal, plate or other instrument for the purpose of committing forgery of a document with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Bone month maximum✓
3. Cfine only without imprisonment ever✓
4. Dseven years, and fine✓

Section 473 PPC covers making or counterfeiting a seal, plate or instrument for forging currency or valuable security with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Blife, or imprisonment up to seven years, and fine✓
3. Csix months maximum✓
4. Dcivil penalty only✓

Section 474 PPC punishes possession of forged document knowing it to be forged with imprisonment up to

1. Alife mandatorily always✓
2. Bten years minimum always✓
3. Cthree years, or fine, or both✓
4. Dno imprisonment ever✓

Section 475 PPC covers counterfeiting device or mark used for authenticating documents with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Bseven years, and fine✓
3. Cone month maximum✓
4. Dfine without imprisonment only✓

Section 476 PPC covers counterfeiting device or mark used for authenticating valuable security or will with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Bsix months maximum✓
3. Ccivil remedy only✓
4. Dlife, or imprisonment up to seven years, and fine✓

Section 477 PPC relates to fraudulently destroying or defacing will or valuable security with imprisonment up to

1. Atwo years only always✓
2. Blife, or imprisonment up to seven years, and fine✓
3. Cone month maximum✓
4. Dno criminal liability ever✓

Section 153A PPC punishes promoting enmity between groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language etc. with

1. Alife imprisonment mandatorily always✓
2. Bfine only without imprisonment ever✓
3. Cimprisonment up to five years and fine✓
4. Dno punishment if speech is public✓

Section 153B PPC covers imputations prejudicial to national integration with imprisonment up to

1. Alife imprisonment always✓
2. Bten years minimum always✓
3. Cno offence if made orally only always✓
4. Dthree years, or fine, or both✓

Section 505 PPC covers statements conducing to public mischief with imprisonment varying by clause up to

1. Alife or three years depending on the sub-section✓
2. Bone month only always✓
3. Cfine only in all cases always✓
4. Dno punishment for written statements ever✓

Section 144 PPC punishes joining unlawful assembly armed with deadly weapon likely to cause terror with imprisonment up to

1. Aten years minimum always✓
2. Btwo years, or fine, or both✓
3. Clife imprisonment mandatorily✓
4. Ddeath only✓

Section 145 PPC relates to joining or continuing in unlawful assembly after command to disperse with imprisonment up to

1. Asix months only always in every case✓
2. Blife imprisonment always✓
3. Ctwo years, or fine, or both✓
4. Dno punishment if assembly is peaceful after command✓

Section 150 PPC covers hiring or conniving at hiring persons to join unlawful assembly with imprisonment up to

1. Aseven years minimum always✓
2. Blife imprisonment✓
3. Cdeath sentence✓
4. Dsix months, or fine, or both✓

Section 501 PPC punishes printing or engraving matter known to be defamatory with simple imprisonment up to

1. Aseven years minimum always✓
2. Blife imprisonment✓
3. Ctwo years, or fine, or both✓
4. Dten years minimum always✓

Section 502 PPC covers sale of printed substance containing defamatory matter knowing it to contain such matter with imprisonment up to

1. Alife imprisonment always✓
2. Bten years minimum always✓
3. Ctwo years, or fine, or both✓
4. Dno punishment for first sale ever✓

Section 503 PPC defines criminal intimidation as threatening injury to person, reputation or property to cause alarm or compel any person to do or omit any act

1. Awith intent to cause alarm or compel act or omission✓
2. Bwithout any communication to any person✓
3. Conly in civil contract disputes always✓
4. Donly by government officers always✓