Man Arrested For False Kidnapping Report
Ahmedabad: A case of providing false information was registered against Kishore Thakore, a 45-year-old resident of Ambawadi, for calling up the contro. CCTV footage is increasingly crucial in drug-related cases in India, helping to expose false accusations and lead to acquittals. Defense lawyers are using these recordings to challenge the prosecution's case, highlighting discrepancies in search and seizure procedures. Electronic evidence, including CCTV footage, WhatsApp chats, and call detail records, is becoming more important in court proceedings. The footage has also led to the granting of bail and raised doubts about the credibility of the prosecution’s case. The Punjab and Haryana high court has ordered action against Tauru DSP Mukesh Kumar for providing false information and filing a false affidavit in connection with a criminal case. This comes after a bail application was filed against Kishore Thakore, a 45-year-old resident of Ambawadi, for falsely claiming that his brother had been kidnapped.
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CCTV, call records help expose false accusations in drug cases
CCTV footage is increasingly playing a crucial role in drug-related cases in India, helping to expose false accusations and leading to acquittals. Defense lawyers are using CCTV recordings to challenge the credibility of the prosecution's case, highlighting discrepancies in search and seizure procedures. Electronic evidence, including CCTV footage, WhatsApp chats, and call detail records, is becoming more important in court proceedings. However, procedural formalities must be followed for the evidence to be admissible. The use of CCTV footage has the potential to not only aid the defense but also hold officers accountable for false implication.
CCTV, call records help expose false accusations in drug cases
CCTV footage is increasingly playing a crucial role in exposing the genuineness of drug cases in Mumbai. In recent cases, the footage has helped the defense prove false implication and obtain acquittals. The footage has also led to the granting of bail and raised doubts about the credibility of the prosecution's case. While the evidence is admissible, procedural formalities must be fulfilled. Defense lawyers are relying on CCTV recordings to challenge the prosecution's claims and are finding it easier to crack cases when the footage is presented as evidence.
Act against DSP for false affidavit: HC to Hry DGP
The Punjab and Haryana high court has ordered the Director General of Police, Haryana, to take action against Tauru DSP Mukesh Kumar for providing false information and filing a false affidavit in connection with a criminal case. The court noted that it has become common to provide incorrect information in numerous cases. The matter arose during the hearing of a bail application filed by a resident of Nuh district in Haryana in a murder case. The DSP's contradictory statements regarding the recovery of gun pellets were noticed by the complainant's counsel. The state counsel apologized on behalf of the DSP for the false information.
Ahmedabad: A case of providing false information was registered against Kishore Thakore , a 45-year-old resident of Ambawadi, for calling up the control room and falsely claiming that his brother had been kidnapped.The complaint was filed by Jagdish Jaswantbha, who stated that he was on duty on Friday when, around 2AM, the control room received a message from Kishore that his brother, Sachin, had been kidnapped near Vikas Gruh due to a minor dispute. A police vehicle was dispatched to the scene, and they found Sachin. However, after questioning him, they discovered that there had been no such incident.The complaint alleged that Kishore had called from his phone number but identified himself as someone else. As a result, he was arrested for providing false information under Section 177 of the IPC. tnnWe also published the following articles recently
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