case pertained to suppression of material
information and/or giving false information in the attestation form. In the
attestation form the respondent had not mentioned ... form it could not be said that the respondent
had made false declaration or had suppressed material information. As such
this Court held that
case pertained to suppression of material information and/or
giving false information in the attestation form. In the attestation form the
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respondent ... form it could not be said that the respondent had made
false declaration or had suppressed material information. As such this Court held
that
Attestation Form
dated 24.06.2014 submitted during Viva-Voce tantamounts to 'False
Declaration'. Hence, in terms of Rule 67.2 of RPF Rules ... time of taking
the decision.
(4) In case there is suppression or false information of involvement in a criminal
case where conviction or acquittal
Dying Declaration. Accordingly, she recorded the Dying Declaration of the deceased at 01.40 p.m. (vide Ex.P-25). In the said Dying Declaration ... tutored by her mother, the deceased gave such a false Dying Declaration to P.W.18. The hollowness of this argument can be perceived from
case of
suppression of any fact and giving false declaration whereas,
as per Clause 54 of the Police Regulation provides that even if
during service ... circumstances of the case, it is not a case of false declaration
and suppression of any fact about the registration of FIR when
the respondent
contended that the deceased was
compelled to give false and wrong statement/declaration before the police
as well as before the Executive Magistrate ... false version. Learned
counsel further submitted that the deceased had not named any of the
accused in her dying declaration which was recorded
before recording the alleged dying declaration the deceased was
tutored by her family members to make such statement to falsely
implicate accused ... probability of the deceased being tutored
to make such declaration and to falsely implicate the accused cannot
be ruled out. Whereas, it is the contention
respect of condition of Renuka proceeded
to record her dying declaration. In the dying declaration recorded by police
constable as well as Special Executive Magistrate ... there are interse discrepancies and variances. Acceptance of
either dying declaration necessarily renders others false. If in the dying
declaration the truthfulness of the narration
different from the one recorded in the so-called dying declaration, therefore, dying declaration itself is not admissible and not relevant under circumstances ... facts, there is every possibility of false implication of the accused-appellant in this case and dying declaration becomes in herently weak and outcome
interested for fabricating a dying declaration, the question of doubt
on the declaration, recorded by the Magistrate does not arise.
From the legal position emerging ... prosecution that the deceased
was coerced into giving a false statement in her first declaration,
the said plea falls in the realm of a hypothesis
