Oral Dying Declaration Made To Close Relatives Requires Cautious Assessment Before Being Used To Convict Accused : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that oral dying declarations made to close relatives require cautious assessment before being used to convict an accused. The court emphasized that such declarations must be carefully evaluated to ensure their reliability and accuracy. This decision highlights the importance of scrutinizing evidence in criminal cases to prevent wrongful convictions. The ruling is significant for the criminal justice system, as it provides guidance on the use of dying declarations and ensures that they are treated with the necessary caution.