Supreme Court of India
Bharat Singh v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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JUDGMENT: JUDGMENT PATTANAIK.J. These two appeals are directed against the Judgment and Order 30th January, 1997 of Allahabad High Court arising out Sessions Trial No. 213 of 1978 before the Sessions Judge, Manipuri. Five appellants were tried for offenccs under Section 302/149 and Section 148 IPC on the allegation that all of them came armed and surrounded the deccased Jai Dayal Singh, while he was busy with cultivation work on 15.10.77 at 1.00 P.M. and opened fire at him.…
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