If You Are Innocent..Where Is Evidence? | I Don't Need To Produce My Lord | IPC 302 | legalcourts

Описание: This video captures a heated exchange in the Madhya Pradesh High Court concerning a "Plea of Alibi" in a criminal case. The petitioner's lawyer argues that their plea of alibi, along with supporting evidence like CCTV footage, should be taken on record by the police as part of the investigation .
The core of the argument revolves around whether a "Plea of Alibi" itself constitutes evidence. The judge emphasizes that simply stating "I am innocent" is not enough; tangible evidence like documents or material proof is required. The lawyer, however, cites Section 11 of the Evidence Act, arguing that a plea of alibi is a rule of evidence. The judge challenges the lawyer to provide legal precedent for this claim, leading to a back-and-forth about the nature of evidence in criminal proceedings.
Ultimately, the court suggests that the petitioner's lawyer withdraw the contempt petition and raise these grievances at the appropriate stage in the pending criminal proceedings .

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