Offences under the Act are tried:

The correct answer is By Special Magistrate. Many legal acts establish specific judicial bodies or magistrates with specialized jurisdiction to handle offenses under that particular act, ensuring efficient and expert adjudication. This approach allows for a streamlined process and leverages specific expertise relevant to the nature of the offenses. Options A (By Sessions Court), B (By High Court), and D (By Civil Judge) are incorrect. These courts typically handle broader categories of cases or higher-level appeals, and while they have significant judicial power, specific acts often designate a specialized magistrate for initial trials to ensure focused and timely resolution.