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A has been scolded by his techer for not completing his homework. A in anger and dispare kept thinking about killing his mother using a knife. Can A be held guilty of crime? 

Option: 1

A can be held guilty. 


Option: 2

A can not be held guilty. 


Option: 3

A cannot be held guilty beacuse intention is not the sole criteria to accuse a person of crime. 


Option: 4

A can be held guilty because thinking about killing your teacher is a moral wrong. 


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Intention is the first stage of any offence and is known as mental of psycho stage. Intention alone is not enough to accuse a person of a crime. Hence, the correct option is C. 

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HARSH KANKARIA

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