This discussion explores whether legal counsel can be present when an accused person provides a statement to an investigating officer under Section 161 of the CRPC. While it's confirmed that a lawyer can accompany the accused, the utility of this presence is questioned, especially since statements under this section are not considered substantive evidence.
Yes, the counsel can accompany the accused when going to record the statement under section 161 of CRPC. The statement recorded under this section is not considered as substantive evidence.
Yes, the counsel can accompany the accused when going to record the statement under section 161 of CRPC. The statement recorded under this section is not considered as substantive evidence.
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