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plz anyone tell me that is there any difference in commit and omitt. plz guide me for this difference in urdu.
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comit means kisi kam ka kerna n omit means khatam ker daina , chor daina
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And what does Act of Commission or Act of Omission meant for?
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omission is used when some laws or section from different codes of law are omitted/removed and commission is use for committing doing of certain acts like committing and offence
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Ok , got it, actually was getting insight of this sentence, 'police interrogation is a process of questioning a person/suspect with a view to collect all information of evidential value regarding commission of offense done by him.'
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where law says to do sumthing n u dont that is omission ..for example at signal when green lights comes on u have to proceed if u dont move/proceed that is omission

commit ka matlab ap ko lag hi gaya hai ....commit mtlb jahan law aap ko koi kaam karnay se mana karay aur aap woh karo jesay k woi red signal par aap ruktay nahi ho ...yeh sb se easiest examples the iss ki
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plz anyone tell me that is there any difference in commit and omitt. plz guide me for this difference in urdu.
Commit: To act/do/attempt something which is often forbidden/prohibited by the law. Often used in negative sense e.g. commit suicide, commit blunder, commit mistake etc.

Urdu: esa kuch kar dena jo na karna chahye tha

Omit: Not to act/do/attempt/include which is often desired/required by the law. Skipping something which ought not be skipped.

Urdu: esa kuch bhool jana/chor jana/ignore kar jana jo ignore nhi karna chahe tha, jo karna ya shumar karna bahtar tha.

Both the commission and omission come under the sphere of violation in law because both are deliberate/intentional moves.

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