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    The document discusses the process and procedures for making arrests according to Section 46 of the Indian Criminal Procedure Code. It states that arrests can be made with or without a warrant, and that when making an arrest the person should submit to custody willingly before being touched or confined. When arresting someone with a warrant, the person cannot be handcuffed unless ordered by the Magistrate. Force may be used only if the person resists or tries to evade arrest. Police may also pursue anyone to arrest them without a warrant anywhere in India. The arrested person should not face unnecessary restraint or harm unless needed to prevent escape.

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    The document discusses the process and procedures for making arrests according to Section 46 of the Indian Criminal Procedure Code. It states that arrests can be made with or without a warrant, and that when making an arrest the person should submit to custody willingly before being touched or confined. When arresting someone with a warrant, the person cannot be handcuffed unless ordered by the Magistrate. Force may be used only if the person resists or tries to evade arrest. Police may also pursue anyone to arrest them without a warrant anywhere in India. The arrested person should not face unnecessary restraint or harm unless needed to prevent escape.

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    The document discusses the process and procedures for making arrests according to Section 46 of the Indian Criminal Procedure Code. It states that arrests can be made with or without a warrant, and that when making an arrest the person should submit to custody willingly before being touched or confined. When arresting someone with a warrant, the person cannot be handcuffed unless ordered by the Magistrate. Force may be used only if the person resists or tries to evade arrest. Police may also pursue anyone to arrest them without a warrant anywhere in India. The arrested person should not face unnecessary restraint or harm unless needed to prevent escape.

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    Making an Arrest

    Section 46 of the Criminal Procedure Code enlightens the mode in


    which and how arrests are to be made, i.e., with or without a warrant.
    While making an arrest, the police officer or authority of power should
    touch or confine the body of the person to be arrested only after
    submission to custody by words or action has taken place. When an
    officer of the police department arrests an individual with a warrant of
    arrest obtained from the Magistrate, the person who is being detained
    shall not be handcuffed unless the officer has received orders from the
    Magistrate in this regard. The individual making an arrest may use all
    means required to complete the arrest if the individual to be arrested
    resists or attempts to evade the situation. For the purpose of arresting
    without a warrant, a police officer may pursue such an individual into
    any place in India as stated under Section 48. Section 49 of the Code
    says that the arrested person shall not be subject to any unnecessary
    restraint or physical inconvenience unless it is required to do so to
    prevent his escape.

    https://www.indiafilings.com/learn/the-criminal-procedure-code-arrests/

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