Electronic Evidence has become an essential component of modern legal and forensic investigations. Electronic records include mobile data, emails, WhatsApp chats, CCTV footage, digital photographs, call recordings, computer files, and social media content. Under Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act, electronic records must be accompanied by a proper certificate to become admissible in court proceedings. The Section 65B Certificate confirms that the electronic record has been produced from a lawful electronic source and has not been altered or manipulated. Electronic evidence plays a significant role in cybercrime investigations, financial frauds, online harassment, digital transactions, and criminal prosecutions. Proper collection, preservation, and forensic examination of digital evidence are essential to maintain its integrity and evidentiary value. Experts use specialized forensic tools and internationally accepted procedures to examine electronic records scientifically and ensure their authenticity before presentation in court.