Under which LEPRA section can searches be conducted with consent?

Section 34A of the Law Enforcement (Powers and Responsibilities) Act (LEPRA) specifically addresses the ability of law enforcement officers to conduct searches with the consent of the person being searched. This section outlines the procedures and requirements necessary for obtaining valid consent, emphasizing that consent must be given voluntarily and knowingly.

The significance of this provision lies in its relevance to the fundamental rights of individuals regarding their personal space and belongings. Consent searches are critical in ensuring that searches are legally defensible and that officers respect the autonomy of individuals. This creates a legal framework that balances law enforcement needs with individual rights.

In contrast, other sections noted in the question pertain to different forms of searches that may not necessarily require consent, such as searches associated with specific circumstances or under particular conditions, which do not relate to voluntary consent by the individual. Therefore, Section 34A is the correct reference regarding searches conducted with explicit consent.