Explanation:

Let’s break this down, one section at a time:

- Section 265 Cr. P.C.: This one deals with plea bargaining, not with what happens after evidence is recorded. It’s not the answer here.

- Section 387 Cr. P.C.: This talks about what happens in appeals from convictions in summary trials—again, not what you’re looking for.

- Section 280 Cr. P.C.: Here, you’ll find instructions about recording remarks by the judge, especially regarding the demeanor of a witness while recording evidence. It’s about record-keeping, not procedure after evidence is done.

- Section 278 Cr. P.C.: This is the one. Section 278 covers the procedure once the evidence has been recorded. It says that after the evidence is recorded, it needs to be read out or made accessible to the witness, and any corrections are noted. This is exactly about what happens after evidence recording.