Supreme Court of India
D. Gopalakrishnan v. Sadanand Naik and Ors.
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Criminal Law: Identification of accused-During investigation police showing photographs of the accused with names written underneath, to witnesses and recording their statements uls 161 Cr.PC-Held, procedure adopted by police is not justified-Not a fit case to interfere with acquittal recorded by High Court-Procedure for showing photographs to witnesses-Explained-Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-s.161-Investigation. During strike in a branch of a company in Goa, some of the striking employees were said to have attacked the supervisors, who had been posted there from Chennai branch a few days…
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