Section 254 of BNSS : Section 254: Evidence for prosecution.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A high-profile corruption case involving a government official is being tried in a Court of Session.
Application of Section 254:
- Date Fixed for Evidence: The Judge sets a date for the prosecution to present its evidence.
- Audio-Video Recording: The prosecution presents a key witness, a whistleblower, whose testimony is recorded via audio-video electronic means due to security concerns.
- Public Servant Testimony: A senior public servant, who is a crucial witness, provides his deposition through a video conference from his office in another city.
- Deferred Cross-Examination: The defense requests to defer the cross-examination of the whistleblower until after the testimony of the senior public servant. The Judge permits this request.
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