Section 316 of BNSS : Section 316: Record of examination of accused.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Rajesh is accused of theft and is brought before a Magistrate in Mumbai. During his examination, the Magistrate asks Rajesh several questions about his whereabouts on the night of the theft. Rajesh answers each question in Hindi, his native language. The Magistrate records every question and answer in Hindi. After the examination, the record is read back to Rajesh in Hindi to ensure accuracy. Rajesh confirms that the record is accurate and signs it. The Magistrate also signs the record, certifying that the examination was conducted in his presence and that the record is a true account of Rajesh's statements.

Example 2:

Priya is accused of fraud and is examined by a Court of Session in Delhi. The presiding Judge, due to a recent injury, is unable to write. He directs a court officer to record the examination under his supervision. Priya answers the questions in English, but ...

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