Question
Under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS),
2023, evaluate the procedural validity of a judicial confession recorded under Section 183 in the following scenario: An accused in a murder case is brought before a Magistrate in the district where the FIR was registered. The confession is recorded via audio-video electronic means in the absence of the accused's advocate, despite the accused having legal counsel.Solution
Detailed Explanation: 1.   The New Provision: The first proviso to Section 183(1) of the BNSS explicitly states that any confession or statement may be recorded by audio-video electronic means ; however, it adds a mandatory condition: it must be done "in the presence of the advocate of the person accused of an offence." 2.   Why B is the answer: If the police/judiciary choose to use the modern "audio-video" route provided by the BNSS, they must also ensure the procedural safeguard of legal counsel's presence. 3.   Contrast with old law: The CrPC did not have this specific electronic-advocate linkage, making this a high-probability "difficult" topic for upcoming 2026 legal examinations.
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