Supreme Court of India
Vijay Kumar Arora v. State Govt. of Nct of Delhi
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Penal Code, 1860 - s. 302 - Murder of wife - Death due to more than 90% burn injuries - Circumstantial evidence - Verbal dying declaration of deceased before five witnesses implicating the accused - Parents and sister of deceased alleging physical and mental cruelty meted out to deceased by accused - Extra marital relations of accused also proved - Defence case that the death was either suicidal or accidental - Conviction by courts below - Held: Conviction justified - The facts and circumstances of the case prove that the case was neither suicidal nor accidental, it was homicidal -Physical…
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