Supreme Court of India
Bal Kishan v. State. of Himachal Pradesh
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y Penal Code, 1860- ss. 452, 323 rlw s. 34 ands. 376(2)(g) c - Conviction under - Prosecution case that accused along with others committed rape on prosecutrix - Conviction by courts below - Challenge to, by accused - Held: Prosecution failed to prove accusations as regard the accused - It did not lead any evidence to show presence of accused at the place of occurrence or to have participated in the crime - Test iden- tification parade did not meet requirements of law - Hence, x accused is acquitted - Evidence.
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