Section C, Paper III: Evidence Act and BSA

I just finished my Judicial Services exam prep and still trying to gather my pieces. I attempted this mock test and scored 82/100. My weak areas were sections on BSA (specifically, Sections 31-34 dealing with 'dying declaration') and few tricky questions on the Evidence Act like 's. 59' - where to draw the line between an admission and confession?

Here's an example question from the test:

• A woman gives a dying declaration in a police station stating she was murdered by her husband. However, she didn't mention any names but in the background, a police personnel could overhear her shouting at her husband's name. Can the husband be named as a suspect in court under BSA?

Options: a) yes, under s. 33 b) yes, under s.