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Deepak, an accused of committing the offence of supplying arms, informs his lawyer Shweta that he has committed the offence and wishes her to defend him. In these circumstances

A. Shweta is duty bound to inform the police

B. Shweta is duty bound to inform the fact to the Magistrate

C. The communication is a privileged one and protected from disclosure

D. The Trial Court can compel Shweta to disclose the fact

Answer: Option C


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