if person (OM) send what's app audio to some one (XYZ) say that (Raj) is responsible for his Suicide and that person (Raj) is not at all know about it will that person (Raj) charged in any action under 306. and police recovered suicide Note of (OM) from suicide place and in that suicide note (Raj) Name is not der but in what's app audio he said (Raj) name. and know police CI removed the Suicide Note which they recovered.
and using What's app audio and blaming Raj under section 306.
Original audio and video recordings are considered as reliable sources of evidence. Because audio recordings can be manipulated, deleted, and re-recorded, there are several aspects to consider when accepting them as evidence. These elements include establishing the speaker's voice, its accuracy, relevancy, and the absence of any possibility of tempering or manipulation etc.
The certificate under section 65B(4), without which an electronic record in the form of Secondary Evidence is not admissible, is a crucial criterion that must not be overlooked.
