What must be issued to the offender when items are seized by an Enforcement Officer?

According to the PERA Force Laws, when an Enforcement Officer seizes items from an offender, they are required to issue a seizure receipt. This receipt serves as official documentation confirming that certain items have been confiscated and provides proof for both the offender and the Authority. It ensures transparency and accountability in enforcement actions, protecting the rights of all parties involved. An arrest warrant, EPO notice, or FIR copy does not replace the seizure receipt, as those documents serve different legal purposes. Section provisions of the PERA Force Laws clearly mandate that issuing a seizure receipt is part of the proper procedure during confiscation, reinforcing legal compliance and maintaining a clear record of enforcement activities.