FIA is primarily a ______ agency. A. Judicial B. Legislative C. Investigative D. Military Explanation: FIA is an investigative agency dealing with federal crimes.
FIA officers must follow which procedure for arrest? A. Military law B. Criminal Procedure Code C. Civil law D. Constitution only Explanation: Arrest procedures are governed by the CrPC.
Which branch of FIA handles passport fraud? A. Cyber Crime Wing B. Immigration Wing C. Legal Wing D. Economic Wing Explanation: The Immigration Wing deals with passport and travel document fraud.
FIA officers can act as officer-in-charge of a police station under? A. Section 3 B. Section 4 C. Section 5 D. Section 6 Explanation: Section 5 allows FIA officers to act as officer-in-charge for investigations.
Which section allows delegation of powers? A. Section 6 B. Section 7 C. Section 8 D. Section 9 Explanation: Section 7 allows the DG to delegate powers.
FIA deals with which type of fraud? A. Local theft B. Financial and corporate fraud C. Domestic disputes D. Land disputes Explanation: FIA investigates financial and corporate fraud cases.
Which authority supervises FIA operations? A. High Court B. Federal Government C. Parliament D. Police Explanation: Superintendence lies with the Federal Government.
FIA officers can investigate offenses across provinces because of? A. Provincial law B. Federal jurisdiction C. Court orders D. Military authority Explanation: FIA operates under federal jurisdiction, allowing nationwide operations.
What is the function of the FIA Anti-Human Smuggling Wing? A. Tax collection B. Prevent human smuggling C. Court trials D. Military training Explanation: It works to prevent illegal migration and human smuggling.
FIA officers can detain suspects for investigation under which law? A. Constitution B. Criminal Procedure Code C. FIA Act D. Civil law Explanation: Detention procedures are governed by the Code of Criminal Procedure.