IMPORTANCE OF NARCO ANALYSIS TEST IN INVESTIGATION AND IT’S ADMISSIBILITY
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Narcoanalysis, Third degree torture, self-incriminationAbstract
Narcoanalysis has been introduced as a tool in the investigation before a few year ago. Under this test the person goes into the subconscious state by passing the serum and answer the questions on the basis of knowledge, whatever present in their mind. Now, the question arise, is third degree better than the Narcoanalysis test? Narcoanalysis test is one of the topic of debate for its uses in the investigation. In India the main issues in context of this test are firstly, whether the Narcoanalysis is hit by article 20 of the Constitution i.e self-incrimination? And secondly, whether the statement made under the above mentioned test, come under the purview of section 25 and 26 of the Indian Evidence Act? Under this article the author will research, on these issues and upon remedies to remove the hurdles in the implementation of Narcoanalysis.
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