Selected MCQ

Current Question
Use of force must be a necessary means:
  • A. Always use force
  • B. Only when unavoidable
  • C. Use maximum force
  • D. Use military force
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Force should only be used when no alternatives exist.
Related Question 1
The ASF’s commitment to professionalism means officers must:
  • A. Take bribes quietly
  • B. Follow rules, report violations, and conduct duties with integrity
  • C. Always carry more than authorized arms
  • D. Prioritize speed over accuracy
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Professionalism entails integrity, adherence to procedures, and clear reporting.
Related Question 2
Which principle requires the minimum necessary force during arrests?
  • A. Legality
  • B. Necessity
  • C. Accountability
  • D. Transparency
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Necessity ensures force is used only when absolutely required.
Related Question 3
Coordination with police means ASF may:
  • A. Hand over criminal suspects found in airport areas to the police for processing
  • B. Ask the police to handle routine flight announcements
  • C. Compete with the police
  • D. Have no contact
Correct Answer: A
Explanation:
ASF works with the police to take cognizance of offenses at airports, so that suspects are transferred to the police jurisdiction.
Related Question 4
Who has jurisdiction over Air Force bases for security, instead of ASF?
  • A. ASF still handles them
  • B. Pakistan Air Force’s own security (since the ASF Act excludes purely military aerodromes)
  • C. Civilian police only
  • D. Nobody
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Aerodromes used exclusively by the Air Force are not under ASF’s jurisdiction.
Related Question 5
Which body has ultimate responsibility for passing the Airport Security Force Act?
  • A. Provincial government
  • B. Parliament of Pakistan (Federal Government)
  • C. United Nations General Assembly
  • D. State High Court
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
The ASF Act was an Act of Parliament (Federal Government) that the President assented to.