Supreme Court of India
Dilpesh Balchandra Panchal v. State of Gujarat
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 302 and 114 - Murder - Caused alongwith the co- accused - Eye-witnesses to the incident - Recovery of weapon of offence - Conviction by Trial court of all the accused - High Court confirming conviction of two of the accused - Appeal by appellant-accused - Held: Prosecution spells out involvement of appellant-accused beyond doubt- Eye-witnesses were reliable - Non-availability of independent witnesses is not fatal to prosecution case - o Medical evidence also supporting prosecution case - Conviction justified.
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