Supreme Court of India
Ram Lakhan Rai v. State of Bihar
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JUDGMENT: WITH CRIMINAL APPEAL No. 354 OF 1987 J U M N T S.P. KURDUKAR, J. People belonging to Vankar community residing in village Golana in District Khera (Gujarat) had an awful day when they saw some of their fellow Vankars being chased, four of them killed and many others injured by a riotous mob comprising Rajputs, Harijans and other persons residing in the same village. The incident in question took place on 25.1.1986.…
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