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Question	Answer
1. What is GD and why?	If you lose anything valuable like certificate, deed, license, passport, valuable receipt, check book, ATM or credit gold ornament, cash etc. Or if there is any kind of threat or threat, or if someone is missing, there is an opportunity to make a GD. In other words, GD can be made in the police station only in those cases where no case is filed.
2. Where to do GD?	GD is to be done at the police station. In the case of GD, the place of the incident is usually given priority. That is, the GD has to be done at the police station of the area where the incident has taken place or is in danger of taking place.
3. How many GDs have to be copied?	If you go to the police station and make a GD, you have to make two copies. The second copy of the application will be given to you with GD number, date and officer's signature and seal and GDT will be recorded. You save the copy for yourself.
4. What happens next to GD?	After getting the GD, the officer on duty will send it to the OC of the police station. If the GDT is about the occurrence of a cognizable offense, the police station authorities will immediately take cognizance of the matter and take action to prevent the offense and re-inform the applicant of the action taken.
5. What is a police clearance certificate?	The certificate issued by the police to investigate a person is called a police clearance certificate.
6. Why is a police clearance certificate required?	We need a ‘Police Clearance Certificate’ for different needs. For example, to go abroad, in case of employment.
7. Do you need Kiki paper to get police clearance certificate?	Five hundred (500) rupees treasury invoice, photocopy of passport, photocopy of national identity card.
8. What is FIR?	First information report (FIR) - When a person comes to the police station and lodges a complaint, it is called FIR when it is recorded in the prescribed form.
9. What is the statement?