कोर्ट से झूठ बोल कर लिए गए आदेश की कोई मान्यता नहीं ! Supreme Court 2025 | Perjury Law

कोर्ट से झूठ बोल कर लिए गए आदेश की कोई मान्यता नहीं ! Supreme Court 2025 | Perjury Law 👇 For Joining VIP Whats App Group ( Call 8252-8252-82 ) - 1000 Rs Joining Fees- (1year) 👆 In this video, we discuss the 2025 Supreme Court ruling that clearly states — any court order obtained by lying or giving false evidence has no legal validity. This landmark judgement reinforces the principle that truth is the foundation of justice. Under Perjury Law (Section 191–193 IPC), giving false statements or fabricating evidence before a court is a punishable offense. The Supreme Court emphasized that misleading the court not only harms justice but also amounts to contempt of court. We’ll explain what Perjury means, its legal consequences, and how courts handle cases where parties lie or conceal facts. The discussion also includes real examples from Supreme Court judgments and how such false statements can lead to imprisonment and the cancellation of court orders. 👉 Watch till the end to understand how truth plays a vital role in every legal proceeding and why lying under oath can completely ruin your case. ⏱️ Timeframe (13 Minutes): 00:00 – Introduction 01:30 – What is Perjury (Section 191–193 IPC) 05:00 – Effects of False Statements in Court 08:00 – Supreme Court 2025 Judgment Explained 11:30 – Key Takeaways & Legal Awareness 🔍 Related Tags: Perjury law, Supreme Court 2025, false evidence law, Section 191 IPC, Section 193 IPC, perjury punishment, lying in court case, false statement in court, contempt of court, Indian Penal Code, court order invalid, legal awareness, Deepak Sharma Angrish 🔎 Related Searches: What is perjury in Indian law Supreme Court perjury judgement 2025 False statement punishment IPC Can court order be cancelled if based on lie Perjury meaning and example in India