Section 172 of CrPC : Section 172: Diary Of Proceedings In Investigation

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a burglary takes place in a residential area. The local police station is notified, and Sub-Inspector Rohan is assigned to the case. As per Section 172 of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, Sub-Inspector Rohan starts a case diary on the day the investigation begins. He records the exact time he received the information about the burglary, the time he started his investigation, the locations he visits, and the details of the findings from his investigation each day.

During the investigation, Sub-Inspector Rohan interviews several witnesses and records their statements as per Section 161. ...

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