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Kerala High Court Affirms Digital Justice Revolution: “Technology Is the New Enabler of Access to Justice” — Accused Allowed to Answer Questions Under Section 351 BNSS via Video Link or Written Statement

Court’s Decision In a progressive and precedent-setting ruling, the Kerala High Court, through Justice C.S. Dias, held that an accused who is unable to personally appear before the trial court…

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Rawlaw October 23, 2025

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