Day-5 | CLAT PG 2027 | Section 351 BNSS (Section 313 Crpc)

Welcome to Day 5 of our One Judgment a Day series for CLAT PG 2027! In today's video, we cover the landmark judgments on Section 313 CrPC (now Section 351 BNSS)—one of the most frequently tested procedural provisions in Criminal Law. In this lecture, you'll learn: Purpose and object of Section 313 CrPC Why examination of the accused is mandatory Evidentiary value of a statement under Section 313 Whether conviction can be based solely on a Section 313 statement Right to remain silent and adverse inference Effect of failure to put incriminating circumstances to the accused Important Supreme Court judgments including Raj Kumar Singh, Nar Singh, Reena Hazarika, Premchand, Balaji Gunthu Dhule, and others This video is designed specifically for CLAT PG 2027, but it is equally useful for Judiciary examinations, AIBE, LL.M. entrance examinations, and law students. 📚 Series: One Judgment a Day – CLAT PG 2027 ⚖️ Subject: Criminal Procedure / BNSS 🎯 Target: CLAT PG 2027 & Judiciary If you find this series helpful, don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe to KFA Legal for daily judgment analysis and CLAT PG preparation. Hashtags #CLATPG2027 #OneJudgmentADay #Section313CrPC #Section351BNSS #BNSS #CrPC #CriminalProcedure #SupremeCourt #CaseLaws #JudiciaryExams #LawStudents #CLATPG #KFALegal #LegalEducation #JudgmentAnalysis