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 Indrakunwar vs State of Chhattisgarh, October 19, 2023

 ,  supreme court of india

 “In such a statement, the accused may or may not admit involvement or any incriminating circumstances, or may offer an alternative version of events or explanation.  The accused cannot be prejudiced by any omission or inadequate inquiry.

 The right to remain silent or to give any answer to any question which may be false, for the sole reason thereof, shall not be exercised to his detriment.

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3 Protection against self incrimination
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2023-10-29 06:26:51
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