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of <h1>Facts Gain Relevance if They Contradict Key Issues or Alter Probability of a Fact's Existence or Non-existence.</h1> Facts that are not initially relevant become relevant if they contradict any fact in issue or relevant fact, or if they, alone or with other facts, make the existence or non-existence of a fact in issue highly probable or improbable. For instance, if determining whether an individual committed a crime in Chennai, evidence that they were in Ladakh on the same day becomes relevant. Similarly, in a scenario where a crime could only have been committed by specific individuals, any fact excluding others and pointing to one individual is relevant.
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