Section 192 of BNSS : Section 192: Diary of proceedings in investigation.
BNSS
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A Theft Investigation in Mumbai
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Day 1:
- Time Information Received: 10:00 AM
- Time Investigation Began: 10:30 AM
- Time Investigation Closed: 5:00 PM
- Places Visited:
- Victim's house in Andheri
- Nearby CCTV control room
- Circumstances Ascertained:
- Victim reported a break-in and theft of jewelry.
- CCTV footage showed a suspicious person entering the building around 9:00 AM.
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Day 2:
- Time Investigation Began: 9:00 AM
- Time Investigation Closed: 6:00 PM
- Places Visited:
- Suspect's residence in Bandra
- Local pawn shops
- Circumstances Ascertained:
- Suspect was not at home.
- Pawn shop owner identified the suspect as someone who tried to sell jewelry matching the victim's description.
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Witness Statements:
- Witness 1: Neighbor who saw the suspect leaving the victim's house.
- Witness 2: Pawn shop owner who interacted with the suspect.
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Case Diary:
- The diary is a bound volume with pages numbered sequentially.
- All daily entries and witness statements are recorded in this diary.
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Court Proceedings:
- During the ...
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