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<h1>Power to summon persons requires attendance and truthful answers, provides protections for vulnerable persons and limits further compulsory appearances.</h1> A police officer under section 194 may, by written order, summon persons acquainted with the facts to attend and answer truly, except where answers would self-incriminate. Certain categories-young males, elderly males, women, mentally or physically disabled persons, and those with acute illness-cannot be required to attend away from their residence but may choose to attend a police station. If the facts do not disclose a cognizable offence under section 190, summoned persons need not be compelled to attend a Magistrate's Court.