CrPC, S. 24(8), 301(2)  – Victim’s counsel has  a  limited  right  of  assisting  the  prosecution

CrPC, S. 24(8), 301(2), 311 – evidence  Act,  1872, S. 165  –      In instances where an issue of importance is raised by the victim's counsel, such as  the public prosecutor failing to examine or cross­-examine a witness properly, the victim's counsel can suggest some questions to the Court, which may then pose them to the witness, if deemed necessary – Victim's counsel has  a  limited  right  of  assisting  the  prosecution,  which  may extend to suggesting questions to the Court or the prosecution, but not putting them by himself.

Uma  Saha  v.  State  of  Tripura,  2014 SCC OnLine Tri 859  

Followed in : 2019 PLRonline 3015