Last Seen Theory & Plea of Alibi Explained | SC Jagdish Gond Case 2025 for Judiciary Exams

🔥 The Supreme Court’s 2025 landmark ruling in Jagdish Gond v. State of Chhattisgarh has transformed how Indian courts must interpret two powerful concepts in criminal law—Last Seen Theory and Plea of Alibi.

📚 In this power-packed video, we decode the legal principles, Evidence Act provisions (under Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023), burden of proof interpretation, and the Supreme Court’s sharp observations.

🔍 Whether you're a judiciary aspirant, APO contender, or a law enthusiast—this case is a must-study for mastering circumstantial evidence, alibi defense, and prosecution responsibilities.

📌 Key Learnings:

00:00 - 01:02 | Introduction: Supreme Court on Last Seen Theory and Alibi
01:03 - 03:08 | Jagdish Gond v. State of Chhattisgarh: Case Background
03:09 - 05:19 | What is Last Seen Theory under Indian Evidence Act
05:20 - 07:24 | Plea of Alibi Explained: Section 9 and Burden of Proof
07:25 - 09:30 | Key Issue: Who Proves the Alibi—Prosecution or Accused?
09:31 - 11:36 | Supreme Court's Ruling: Strong Suspicion ≠ Guilt
11:37 - 13:28 | Verdict: Conviction Set Aside, Acquittal Restored
13:29 - 15:05 | Exam Pointers: Relevance for Judiciary and APO Exams
15:06 - 16:48 | Conclusion and Debate: Is Burden Shifted Too Much?


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