BNSS Section 335_ Recording of Evidence in the Absence of the Accused

May 14, 2025

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BNSS Section 335 allows courts to record witness evidence even when the accused is absent, provided the absence is intentional and proven. It ensures justice is not delayed due to absconding accused, while safeguarding their legal rights through fair procedures, promoting faster and balanced criminal trials under BNSS 2023.

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BNSS Section 335_ Recording of Evidence in the Absence of the Accused

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