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The Indian <strong>Police</strong> Journaldeviance must be visited with prompt punishment sincepolicemen may not be a law unto themselves expecting othersto obey the law…there is public policy, not complimentary tothe <strong>Police</strong> personnel, behind this legislative proscription, whichkeeps juveniles <strong>and</strong> females from police company except atthe former’s safe residence. May be, in later years, community entitled to better trust <strong>and</strong> s<strong>of</strong>ten the stigmatization or suspiciousprovisions now write across the Code.” 4The Supreme Court observed that this provision is provided to protectthe juveniles <strong>and</strong> women from <strong>Police</strong> Company. Community at thisCompelled Testimony <strong>and</strong> Right to Silencewith the fact <strong>and</strong> circumstances. Accused person may also be examinedto answer all the questions put to him except incriminatory questions.In case <strong>of</strong> not answering or refusal to answer non-incriminatoryquestions, person is liable to be punished u/s 179 IPC. Further, answermust be true otherwise person is liable to be punished u/s 179 IPC. Buta person interrogated is protected against incriminatory questions <strong>and</strong>in case <strong>of</strong> incriminatory question, a person is not bound to answer asfor not answering incriminatory questions a person has right u/s 161(2),but if a person is answering such questions, answers must be true. Noimmunity is provided in this reference. Incriminatory questions maynot be answered, but if answered, must be true.“Sec. 161(2): Such person shall be bound to answer truly allthan questions the answer to which would have tendency toexpose him to a criminal charge or to a penalty or forfeiture.” interrogation, therefore, immunity is provided not to answerincriminating questions. In Sec. 163 Cr.P.C., express direction isgiven that no statement can be obtained <strong>by</strong> using threat, promise or January - March, 2013123

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