Answer
is no, by virtue of proviso to section 132 Cr.P.C. such a person is protected
from any kind of prosecution on his giving answers which incriminate him. Supreme Court while deciding the appeal also
observed that in the present case the person is examined without granting of
pardon, the end of justice would be met
by granting the witness pardon by the session court under section 307 Cr.P.C.(R. Dineshkumar @ Deena versus State Rep.
by Inspector of Police & Others Cri. Appeal. 454 OF 2015 decided on
16-03-2015)
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