Section 15
Limitation Of The Period Of Detention For Investigation And Its Procedure
15. Limitation of the period of detention for investigation and its procedure:
(1) No person shall be detained for more than twenty four hours for investigation purpose unless otherwise provided in this Section.
Explanation: The period of journey, be taken for the detainee to produce before the court to bring to the Police Office or from Police Office to the court pursuant to Sub Section (2), shall not be included in the period of detention for the purpose of this Section.
(2) In the course of investigating a crime stipulated in Schedule-1, if it is deemed that the investigation relating to the person arrested and detained may not be
completed within twenty four hours and that the investigation has to be continued keeping him/her in detention, then the investigating Police personnel shall keep
him/her in detention by taking the permission of the court producing that person before the court. While seeking remand of this kind from the court, the charge
against the detainee with the grounds, reason for investigation to be continued by keeping him/her on remand, and if his/her statement has been recorded, the details of the statement shall be clearly specified.
(3) While the person produced before the court for the permission of remand pursuant to Sub-Section (2) may make an application to the court for his/her
physical examination.
(4) If the permission of remand is sought pursuant to Sub-Section (2) by reviewing the documents, considering whether the investigation is being conducted
in a satisfactory manner, and if it is found to have been carried out in satisfactory manner, the court may grant a remand of maximum twenty five days at once or time and again.
(1) No person shall be detained for more than twenty four hours for investigation purpose unless otherwise provided in this Section.
Explanation: The period of journey, be taken for the detainee to produce before the court to bring to the Police Office or from Police Office to the court pursuant to Sub Section (2), shall not be included in the period of detention for the purpose of this Section.
(2) In the course of investigating a crime stipulated in Schedule-1, if it is deemed that the investigation relating to the person arrested and detained may not be
completed within twenty four hours and that the investigation has to be continued keeping him/her in detention, then the investigating Police personnel shall keep
him/her in detention by taking the permission of the court producing that person before the court. While seeking remand of this kind from the court, the charge
against the detainee with the grounds, reason for investigation to be continued by keeping him/her on remand, and if his/her statement has been recorded, the details of the statement shall be clearly specified.
(3) While the person produced before the court for the permission of remand pursuant to Sub-Section (2) may make an application to the court for his/her
physical examination.
(4) If the permission of remand is sought pursuant to Sub-Section (2) by reviewing the documents, considering whether the investigation is being conducted
in a satisfactory manner, and if it is found to have been carried out in satisfactory manner, the court may grant a remand of maximum twenty five days at once or time and again.