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Kartar Singh's case (supra) page 678, para 248
- 249 of SCC). Ultimately, it is for the concerned Court to decide the admissibility of the confession statement. (See : Kartar Singh's case (supra) page 683, para 264 of SCC). Judicial wisdom will surely prevail over irregularity, if any in the process of recording confessional statement. Therefore we are satisfied that the safeguards provided by the Act and under the law is adequate in the given circumstances and we don't think it is necessary to look more into this matter. Consequently we uphold the validity of Section 32.