Section 59
Power To Arrest Without Warrant
(1) Any Forest employee or Police employee may, if any person has committed or attempted to commit any offence to be punishable pursuant to this Act, arrest such person without warrant, if there is every likelihood on his/her escaping in case he/she is not arrested.
(2) The arresting employee shall have to produce the person arrested pursuant to Sub-section (1) before the adjudicating authority within twenty-four hours exclusive of the time required for the journey.
(3) In case, it is required to put into the custody to the arrested person for not completing the inquiry within twenty four hours of his/her arrest, the official involved into the inquiry shall present the detainee before the case Hearing Authority and shall only detain with his/her permission. While requesting for permission, on the charge against the detainee, ground thereof, reasons for to put him/her in the custody and details of the statement of the detainee shall be spelled out clearly.
(4) The case Hearing Authority may if so requested pursuant Sub- section (3), provide permission to put the detainee into the custody for a period not exceeding twenty five days as time to time if the inquiry is found satisfactory upon considering whether the inquiry is being conducted satisfactorily or not through analyzing the cancerned documents .
(2) The arresting employee shall have to produce the person arrested pursuant to Sub-section (1) before the adjudicating authority within twenty-four hours exclusive of the time required for the journey.
(3) In case, it is required to put into the custody to the arrested person for not completing the inquiry within twenty four hours of his/her arrest, the official involved into the inquiry shall present the detainee before the case Hearing Authority and shall only detain with his/her permission. While requesting for permission, on the charge against the detainee, ground thereof, reasons for to put him/her in the custody and details of the statement of the detainee shall be spelled out clearly.
(4) The case Hearing Authority may if so requested pursuant Sub- section (3), provide permission to put the detainee into the custody for a period not exceeding twenty five days as time to time if the inquiry is found satisfactory upon considering whether the inquiry is being conducted satisfactorily or not through analyzing the cancerned documents .