False Evidence and Offences Against Public Justice
(1) Giving/fabricating false evidence intending or knowing likely to cause a capital-offence conviction is punished with life imprisonment or up to 10 years' rigorous imprisonment plus up to ₹50,000 fine. (2) If an innocent person is actually convicted AND executed as a result, the false-evidence giver faces death or the Section 230(1) punishment.
This applies severe, potentially fatal, liability to false evidence specifically aimed at getting someone wrongly executed - the ultimate consequence of perjury, mirrored back onto the perjurer if their lie actually causes an innocent execution.
If someone's fabricated evidence actually results in an innocent person being wrongly executed, the fabricator themselves can face the death penalty under this section's second limb.