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<h1>Duty to report criminal information: village officers and residents must promptly notify the nearest magistrate or police.</h1> Officers employed in village affairs and village residents must promptly inform the nearest Magistrate or officer in charge of the nearest police station of information regarding: known receivers or vendors of stolen property; persons reasonably suspected to be robbers, escaped convicts or proclaimed offenders resorting to or passing through the village; commission or intention to commit non-bailable or specified offences; sudden, unnatural or suspicious deaths, discovery of corpses or disappearances raising suspicion of non-bailable offences; acts near the village outside India that would be serious offences if committed in India; and any matters the District Magistrate, sanctioned by the State Government, directs be reported. Definitions clarify 'village,' 'proclaimed offender,' and the scope of village officers.