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of <h1>False Evidence Leading to Wrongful Conviction in Capital Cases Faces Severe Penalties Under Indian Law, Including Death.</h1> Whoever gives or fabricates false evidence intending to cause or knowing it is likely to cause someone to be convicted of a capital offense under Indian law faces life imprisonment or rigorous imprisonment up to ten years, along with a fine up to fifty thousand rupees. If an innocent person is convicted and executed due to such false evidence, the individual responsible for providing the false evidence may be punished with death or the penalties outlined previously.
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