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A confession recorded by the police is not always legally valid. Under Indian law, any confession obtained through threat, coercion, inducement, or promise is inadmissible in court.

In this video, Dr. Jinesh Soni, Advocate, explains:

What to do if a false or forced confession is recorded

How and when to retract a confession

Legal protection under Section 24 of the Indian Evidence Act

Difference between police confession (Section 161 CrPC) and judicial confession (Section 164 CrPC)

Role of the Magistrate and safeguards available to the accused

Remedies against police misconduct and coercion

This content is meant for legal awareness and education and helps accused persons, families, law students, and young lawyers understand their constitutional and statutory rights.

📌 Justice cannot be built on fear or force. A confession must be voluntary to be lawful.

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Dr. Jinesh Soni
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📞 Mobile: 9772946899
📧 Email: [email protected]


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