First Information Report is ___________ piece of evidence?
Correct answer: A. Corroborative
- A. Corroborative
- B. Substantive
- C. Exhaustive
- D. None of above
Explanation
An FIR is not substantive proof of the facts stated in it, but it may support or contradict its maker’s later testimony, subject to evidentiary rules. That limited supporting role is why it is commonly described as corroborative.
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