Multiple choice

The case of Kashmira Singh vs State of Madhya Pradesh relates to:

  1. Privileged communications

  2. Dying declaration

  3. Confession to police officer

  4. Confession of a co-accused
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Kashmira Singh v. State of M.P. (1952) established the principle that a confession by a co-accused is weak evidence and requires independent corroboration. The court held that such confessions cannot be the sole basis for conviction without additional evidence supporting their reliability.

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