With reference to India, Consider the following pairs:Action The Act under Which it is covered1.Unauthorized wearing of police or military uniforms : The Official Secrets Act, 19232.Knowingly misleading or otherwise interfering with a police officer or military officer when engaged in their duties : The Indian Evidence Act, 18723.Celebratory gunfire which can endanger the personal safety of others : The Arms (Amendment) Act, 2019How many of the above pairs are correctly matched ?

1. A

   Only one

   Only one. Two of the three Act-tags hold.

2. B

   Only two

   Only two. Unauthorised police/military uniform is an Official Secrets Act offence. Celebratory gunfire sits in the Arms (Amendment) Act, 2019. Misleading a police officer is not an Indian Evidence Act head.

3. C

   All three

   All three. Pair 2 is the mismatch.

4. D

   None

   None. Two matches stand.

Summary. Official key is (b) only two. The Official Secrets Act, 1923, punishes unauthorised wearing of police or military uniforms. The Arms (Amendment) Act, 2019, covers celebratory firing that endangers others. The Indian Evidence Act does not create the ‘misleading an officer’ offence named in pair 2.