Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Police, New Delhi v. Narender Singh
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Evidence Act, 1872--Section 25-Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973- Section 162-Dismissa/ from service-Police constable arrested in connection with offence confessing his involvement-Criminal case resulting in his discharge as apart from confession there was no other material on record ln disciplinary proceedings, dismissal from service-Challenge to this allowed by High Court holding that confession was neither admissible in view of Section 25 of Act of 1872 and Section 162 of Code of 1973 nor was it proved-On appeal held: As embargoes of Section 25 of Act of 1872 and Section 162 of Code of
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