Supreme Court of India
Dhananjay Shanker Shetty v. State of Maharashtra
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Penal Code, 1860-Section 302 read with Section 34-Conviction under-No direct evidence-Non-disclosure of name of the accused in station diary entry-Statement of witnesses that accused seen by them fleeing away with weapons-Conviction by Trial Court-Upheld by High Court-On appeal-Held, in viewo/ non-disclosure of the name in the station diary entry witnesses not reliable-Conviction set aside. Criminal Trial: Injuries on accused-Not explained by prosecution-Effect of-Held, non-explanation of injuries assumes significance when there are material circumstances which make the prosecution case…
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- 2022 Ramanand @ Nandlal Bharti v. State of Uttar Pradesh
- 2021 Nagabhushan v. The State of Karnataka
- 2015 Santosh S/o Shankar Pawar v. State of Maharashtra
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