Section 105 of BNSS : Section 105: Recording of search and seizure through audio-video electronic means.
BNSS
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: The police receive a tip-off about illegal weapons being stored in a warehouse in Mumbai.
Action: The police obtain a search warrant and proceed to the warehouse to conduct a search.
Application of Section 105:
- The police officers use their mobile phones to record the entire search process, including the discovery of illegal weapons.
- They prepare a list of all the weapons and other items seized during the search.
- The list is signed by two witnesses present at the scene.
- The police officers immediately forward the audio-video recording to the District Magistrate.
Outcome: The recording serves as evidence that the search and seizure were conducted lawfully and transparently, ensuring that the rights of the individuals involved are protected.
Example 2:
Scenario: A police team in Delhi is investigating a case of counterfeit currency and plans to search a suspect's house.
Action: The police obtain the necessary legal permissions and proceed to the suspect's house to conduct the search.
Application of Section 105:
- The police officers use a body camera to record the entire search process, capturing every room and area they inspect.
- During the search, they find a stash of counterfeit currency and other related materials.
- They prepare a detailed list of all the items seized and have it signed by two independent witn...
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