Supreme Court of India
Akloo Ahir v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860: c · ·' .ss. J02/B4 and 307 - The fire stated to have been shot by accused-appellant missed the target - The fire shot by co accused hit the victim resulting into his death - Conviction of accused-appellant u/s 307 - Conviction of eight others u/ s 302134 - Six of the accused acquitted by High Court - 0 Appeal by the accused convicted u/s 307 - HELD: There is absolutely no suggestion whatsoever in the prosecution evidence of pre-concert or proof of a prior meeting of minds between the appellant and his co-accused - There is admittedly evidence to show that there was…
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