abhishreshthaa
Abhijeet S
-Circumstantial evidence
Circumstantial evidence is a set of facts that can be used collectively to infer a conclusion about something. Circumstantial evidence is generally a theory that is proved using corroborative evidence. When there are no witnesses to a crime but a number of circumstances that point out the guilt of someone, the circumstances count as circumstantial evidence.
-FIR First information Report extremely important. Since it leads to investigation. Investigation cannot begin without FIR.
Circumstantial evidence is a set of facts that can be used collectively to infer a conclusion about something. Circumstantial evidence is generally a theory that is proved using corroborative evidence. When there are no witnesses to a crime but a number of circumstances that point out the guilt of someone, the circumstances count as circumstantial evidence.
-FIR First information Report extremely important. Since it leads to investigation. Investigation cannot begin without FIR.