duced: (1) If any party or witness of a case, who is held in
detention or imprisonment, is required to be produced to make his or
her statement or deposition or in relation to another case relevant to
him or her, the court shall, setting out the reason, order the concerned
office to produce such party or witness before the court on the date
appointed for appearance for that purpose.
(2) Upon receipt of an order pursuant to sub-section (1), the
concerned office shall produce before the court such party or witness
accompanied by the security personnel.
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(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (2),
if there is a reasonable reason for not being able to produce such
party or witness before the court because of security or physical
disability, such office may, with the consent of the court, arrange for
the examination of him or her through video conference.
(4) If any party or witness of a case is examined through
video conference pursuant to sub-section (3), the matters stated by
him or her shall be recorded.