Enhanced punishment for certain offence under Chapter XII or Chapter XVII after previous conviction a) 3 years upwards b) 4 year upwards c) 1 year upwards d) None of these

Enhanced punishment for certain offence under Chapter XII or Chapter

XVII after previous conviction 

a) 3 years upwards b) 4 year upwards

c) 1 year upwards d) None of these 
by

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a) 3 years upwards
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