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Saksham Singh


Saksham Singh is a 2nd year law student at Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. He is primarily interested in constitutional and criminal law.
  • Contradictions, Omissions, and Witness Credibility: A Case Note on Tahsildar Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh in the BSA–BNSS Era

    Contradictions, Omissions, and Witness Credibility: A Case Note on Tahsildar Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh in the BSA–BNSS Era

    Introduction In an adversarial system of criminal justice the assumption is that truth emerges through rigorous examination and cross-examination of witnesses. The credibility of a… Read More →

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