A delinquent child is one who is
Question and options
A delinquent child is one who is
- illiterate
- insane
- abandoned
- in conflict with law
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - in conflict with law
A delinquent child, or juvenile delinquent, is what the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 calls a "child in conflict with law": under section 2(13), a child alleged or found to have committed an offence who was under eighteen on the date of the offence. Illiteracy, insanity or abandonment does not make a child delinquent; an abandoned child is a child in need of care and protection.
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